Sentence examples for a recollection from from inspiring English sources

Yet a recollection from his youth inspired him, especially in the work's bravura second movement.

A wall display included a recollection from Maria Ramirez of Colombia, who was a guide two years ago.

There's a recollection from his pre-fame days: "I was broken, I was broken, I was broke/I used to roam around the town when I was homeless".

After reminding her that she was still subject to indictment and that her husband had yet to be sentenced, the prosecutors extracted a recollection from her: that in the fall of 1945, Ethel Rosenberg had typed her brother's handwritten notes.

In the same session with reporters, Mr. McCain also denied a denied a recollection from Senator Thad Cochran, Republican of Mississippi, that he had roughly grabbed an associate of President Daniel Ortega of Nicaragua and lifted him out of his chair during a trip to Central America in 1987.

I have a recollection from high school, when I had a difficult English test coming up that required huge amounts of memorization.

Later Mr. Marsalis took the microphone for a lecture about Mr. Roach's singular place in the jazz-drumming pantheon — pedagogy is an irresistible urge in the Marsalis family — before offering a personal recollection from a Jazzfest past.

Not for the first time in recent months, this column begins with a happy recollection from New York.

Seeing Gul's name there brought back a strange recollection from Paris in the days after Sept. 11, 2001.

In a recent recollection from Joe Scarborough and Mika Brzezinski, of MSNBC's "Morning Joe," Conway expressed something like loathing for candidate Trump.

In real life, it's not possible to pluck a single recollection from our brains without destroying others, and Schiller has no desire to do that.