Sentence examples for final recollection from inspiring English sources

The final recollection is of a personal ad that is responded to with the simple phrase "And I'm the Duchess of York.

One final recollection: at one concert, after the lights went down, a man and woman went past me to get to the center seats.

But allow me to leave with one final recollection: at the Isle of Wight Festival, John Sebastian performed the song Darling Be Home Soon, a sentimental little ditty about friendship, self-understanding and hope.

His next book, The Final Recollections of Charles Dickens, will be published by Counterpoint in November.

A Study in Scarlet is one of the weirder Sherlock Holmes stories – its strange final section, told in recollection by our murderer, is set in Mormon Utah – which perhaps is why it slipped by almost unnoticed when it was first published in Beeton's Christmas Annual in 1887.

"I have no recollection of the final five miles," he says now. "Beyond waving at my girlfriend, it's all a bit hazy.

"It's been a tough few days and if I'm being honest I've little recollection of that final," he said.

Most of the rest of the book is divided between Hugh's disastrous return in his late 60's to Ulverton -- where, after a few weeks, he suffers his final breakdown -- and his recollections of his adult life up to then.

The locals, who first started writing their Busch recollections during the final homestand of the regular season, will have more material at Game 6 on Wednesday.

Books about this period in history tried to encapsulate both a factual account of the road to the "Final Solution" and the personal recollections of those who experienced the holocaust first hand.

The duration of the final illness is based on the recollection of the VA respondents.