Sentence examples for later reminiscing from inspiring English sources

"Things that people wouldn't actually expect me to be involved in," 50 muses a few weeks later, reminiscing on his trip.

On his first visit to Paris at the age of 16, Bond loses his virginity, later reminiscing about the event in "From a View to a Kill".

"These guys are going to be so much better," he later reminisced to his eldest son, Tagg, who shared his father's reaction in an interview.

Any time spent just the two of you will not only be a great way to bond, but you can later reminisce about your mini adventure.

"If someone like myself," he later reminisced, "a 15-year-old living in the depths of the country knew about the concentration camps by the beginning of the 1940s, then other people, adults, definitely knew better than me what was going on".

Token changes were made to the EEC budget and the rules governing New Zealand exports, but as Sir Michael Butler, a senior British diplomat at the time, would later reminisce: "What we were doing was making an appearance of renegotiation rather than a reality".

He attended performances (drama, opera, ballet, concerts) at Weimar's Nationaltheater, and later reminisced about opera stars of the time, recalling debates and arguments about theatre (e.g. the stereotyping of roles and plays) with Maxim Vallentin, Hans Eisler, etc.

Carey later reminisced about her experience with Dupri: "I am so grateful I went to Atlanta," she said.

She later reminisced about her experience with Dupri: "I am so grateful I went to Atlanta," she said.

Williams later reminisced about his rivalry with DiMaggio saying "(Joe) DiMaggio was the greatest all-around player I ever saw.

Freedman later reminisced that she was seeking "the old ways"—homespun, intimate traditions passed down through generations.