Sentence examples for frequently recall from inspiring English sources

Mr. Shchedrin composed it in 1955, "Anna" in 1968, both in idioms that frequently recall Prokofiev.

In Lezak's later years, he would frequently recall the untoward interference with "ground troops" during the Kennedy years.

Russian officials frequently recall that President Bill Clinton promised Boris Yeltsin that NATO would not expand beyond Eastern Europe.

This novel also has a play script adaptation which students love and because parents frequently recall reading the book during their school days, it adds further encouragement.

But later works, including Arnold Schoenberg's Phantasy for Violin and Piano (1949), frequently recall the sectionalized arrangement that prevailed during the Renaissance and early Baroque periods.

Union leaders here frequently recall his role in helping win approval for the North American Free Trade Agreement in the 1990s.

Mr. Gray in particular shines, his fluid, melodious lines frequently recalling Lester Young.

She frequently recalled their "twenty-seven years together in what was to me absolute bliss".

Instead, the music frequently recalls the slow-moving patterns of Chinese opera or other Chinese narrative music.

In her memoir, she frequently recalls times when she was "stunned" or "furious," or when she "clenched" her teeth at the "vile" actions of the big banks.

Our conversation proceeded slowly, with White, who now speaks in a halting whisper, frequently recalling events in his past that he deemed significant for their apparent connections.