Sentence examples for great recalls from inspiring English sources
"As a student it's not useful or constructive to be told what you're doing is great," recalls Gareth Pugh.
"From what I was told, the first part of my set was great," recalls Jake Stanczak, the producer commonly known as Kill The Noise.
It's true, lots of autistic people do have obsessions and great recall.
Mr. Callier's return in the 1990s was one of the great recalled-to-life stories in modern pop.
"I thought Dole did great," recalled Dan Quayle, who was running for a Congressional seat from Indiana that year.
He had this great recall, but he needed another mind there that he could bounce it off.
"He saw himself as Alexander the Great," recalled Gen. Leroy Suddath, his old roommate, "and we didn't laugh when he said it".
"You could hear the chatter go through the building, the older people saying, 'Oh, this is just great,' " recalled Laura Andrews, who lives in a building that Omni recently took over in Harlem.
In 1740, Frederick the Great recalled him to Prussia, offering a permanent fellowship in the Berlin Academy.
Experience in performance evaluation was associated with greater recall of unfavorable information, but only for subjects given no initial impression.
