As I watched it, I recollected my initial review for "New Girl," which was cautiously positive, especially about the strength of that cast.
"Tangerine" is no "Rebecca," but, for a certain type of reader, it recollects the host of novels that "Rebecca" inspired, the sort of book — written, perhaps, by Phyllis A.
His music's abiding feature is, Cardus wrote, that it "recollects emotion in tranquillity ... Delius is always reminding us that beauty is born by contemplation after the event".
Clegg said: "I can only tell you the truth as I recollect it now … My recollection is that 2008 is the year the allegations were brought to my attention".
Clegg said: "I can only tell you the truth as I recollect it now … My recollection is that 2008 is the year the allegations were brought to my attention". He said specific allegations put by the Telegraph to Jonny Oates, his chief of staff, four days before polling day in 2010 were not passed on to him.
Its unfitness will appear manifest to all, when it is recollected that in half a century it may consist of three or four hundred persons.
As the students came in, a lanky first-year with shoulder-length dark hair stood at the blackboard writing out the poem that was to be discussed that day: Pain has an Element of Blank— It cannot recollect When it begun Or if there were A time when it was not— It has no Future but itself— It's Infinite contain It's Past enlightened to perceive New Periods Of Pain.
"The Weather in Berlin" fashions a distinctly German tilt on Wordsworth's definition of poetry; call it emotion recollected in satiety.
It is recollected that the authorities were equally unco-operative after 19 American servicemen were killed by a bomb explosion at their Al Khobar barracks in Saudi Arabia in 1996.
It's recollected in the first part of this book in great detail: "He heads off down Rue São Miguel on to Largo São Miguel and then Rua de São João da Praça before turning on to Arco de Jesus".
