Sentence examples for another remembers from inspiring English sources

The stench of blood was worse than buffalo flesh, another remembers.

Another remembers a roommate asking her what she'd do if the bomb were coming.

Another remembers the toy backhoe, a miniature version of the one his father drove on a chain gang down South.

Another remembers how she was a good wife to her husband and then, one day, opened the door of the broom closet and found God standing there.

Another remembers going to Tom's room for the first time and finding a note pinned to the door by a hunting knife: "You will die, Lubbock", it read.

A character in her latest work, "On Raftery's Hill," calls his depressive father "one sad picnic in the rain"; another remembers a particularly cold season: "That was a winter put manners on lovers, the whole mountain and valley courtin' with gloves on".

Yet, another remembering — of the Western war's more desperate side — could not have eluded them.

You must die.' Another remembered the words differently, 'You must be eliminated.

Another remembered, "There were early morning drills, before breakfast, forenoon drills, afternoon drills, evening and night drills, beside guard mounting and dress parades".

Another remembered reading Dr. Taylor's books about pastoring and preaching "to learn all the things they didn't teach at Harvard Divinity School".

Along the way, Japanese learned a bit of humility and, in one interview after another, remembered kinship rather than their traditional emphasis on distinction from other Asians.