Sentence examples for best recalled from inspiring English sources

Among the events best recalled from 1985 were recitals by the pianist Andras Schiff, devoted to the Partitas and the "Goldberg" Variations, at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Don't overcomplicate things: all people will remember are three key points, and even those will be best recalled if you can illustrate them with stories and concrete, relevant examples.

Some might be unhappy at the academy's cosmopolitanism, in contrast to the days when Winston Churchill, Rudyard Kipling and John Galsworthy - best recalled now as the author of The Forsyte Saga - could be thought worthy as laureates.

This festival was born in what is now invoked as a heroic era of local and global film culture — a feverish atmosphere perhaps best recalled by the writer Phillip Lopate in his 1998 book, "Totally Tenderly Tragically" — and its home at Lincoln Center frequently seems haunted by the ghosts of golden ages past.

Actually, all these years later, the team is best recalled for the antics that baseball's great maverick, Bill Veeck, dreamed up when he owned the team in the early 1950s — including sending up the 3-foot-7 Eddie Gaedel to bat in a regular-season game and letting fans use placards to vote on in-game strategy.

As consumers increasingly look for bargains when they shop, does Georgia-Pacific regret discontinuing its lower-price line of paper products that was sold under the Coronet brand name, best recalled for jingles in which Rosemary Clooney sang, "Extra value is what you get when you buy Coronet"?

"That's when I remember him at his very best," recalls Etchingham.

But those who knew him best recall him as a friend, mentor and confidant who was always available.

Even those who best recall him as the face of American Express travelers' checks will remember him as a face you could trust.

Mardi Gras King Cake, tinged with cinnamon, and Sweet Lou's nectar cream, named for the owner's grandfather and redolent of vanilla and almonds, best recall the shop's inspiration, Hansen's Sno-Bliz, in New Orleans.

Not true at all, and aren't they the ones who should be able to best recall his more memorable and likable ladies?