The phrase "always recalled that" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a memory or a past experience that is consistently remembered.
Example: "She always recalled that summer spent by the lake as the happiest time of her life."
Alternatives: "always remembered that" or "consistently recalled that".
I've always recalled that anecdote, with some embarrassment, as a sort of personal cultural watershed.
And those stories always recalled that in 1937, when he was the orchestra leader in the Blue Room at the Shoreham Hotel, Mr. Breeskin wrote the music for "Hail to the Redskins". The lyrics were written by Corinne Griffin, the wife of George Preston Marshall, the team's founder.
It was nighttime and the building was poorly lit, so the mistake wasn't unforgivable, but I always recall that moment when passing the low brick building on the corner of Light and Cross Streets.
When discussing the segmentation of the clinical data, one has always to recall that unlike the real volume of the phantoms the manual delineation does not represent the ground truth, i.e., it can only be a comparative analysis.
I've always recalled an anecdote that ran in the Times several decades ago, from an interview with the opera singer Harolyn Blackwell, who was about to perform "La Fille du Régiment" at the Met.
It's always funny to recall that cheerleading actually originated, in the late nineteenth century, with men.
"When I joined the bar, people said go to the criminal bar: 'That's where the money is.' Why are criminal lawyers not paid a decent wage [now]?" She acknowledged, however, that life at the bar hadn't always been well rewarded, recalling that: "I had to work as a waitress in my first year before the fees came in".
Although Rhone's childhood was impoverished, he always recalled Bellas Gate with fondness, noting that the discipline fostered by his parents and teachers instilled in him a desire to succeed.
"We could legislate a lot of things that would make us safer," Senator Sacco said, before recalling that "I always had a car full of 7-year-olds" when his son, now 22, was a first-grade football player.
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Recalling that boys are always hungry, Mr. McFarlane described meals with relish.
