The phrase "and remember looking" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in a context where someone is recalling a visual experience or memory, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "I can still hear the laughter of my friends and remember looking at the sunset together."
Alternatives: "and recall seeing" or "and think back to viewing".
I paused (froze actually) three-quarters of the way up and remember looking down to see a line of dripping schoolmates, all making speed-it-up gestures.
Sikkink also noted the 20th anniversary of the Rome Statute was a moment to reflect and remember, looking backward to take stock with an eye toward moving justice forward in the future.
"I went down to the Royal Courts of Justice at Christmas, and remember looking through the window of the sweatbox at everyone carrying their Christmas shopping, and of course I thought of my own family.
Janklow knew nothing about the publishing world when he agreed to help his friend, and remembers looking at that contract for the first time and being aghast.
It was warm, bright and friendly and I remember looking forward to going to visit and to chatting to the people who lived there.
Later that day, I walked, for blocks and blocks and blocks, just to think, and I remember looking at everyone's faces, and everyone looked different.
"It was early evening and all the rubbish seemed to be swirling around and I remember looking up and feeling completely disorientated," Timmermans said.
Ghar pe maa behen nahi hai kya? (Aren't you ashamed of yourself? Do you not have mothers and sisters at your home?) And I remember looking at the offenders themselves, and there would be a gleam in their eyes.
He took me to the show, and I remember looking around and going, 'I could do this.' I had never designed any clothes, but I could picture it, I could see clothes I had designed on the walls".
I remember being in the [Capitol] Rotunda walking through to get the plane to get home to identify — uh, anyway — and I remember looking up and saying, 'God.' I was talking to God myself: 'God, you can't be good.
Pendleton: "I got pushed down to the front and I remember looking around and suddenly this smouldering, small fire had taken over virtually half a block and was starting to hit the roof.
