Sentence examples for nostalgically remembering from inspiring English sources

For the old-timers, who have spent decades nostalgically remembering what Harlem was, it is a realization that Harlem finally is changing -- but not changing back.

He drives a newer model car now but nostalgically remembers the old Corolla.

Kenya, in other words, is no longer the place of Karen Blixen's nostalgically remembered, illusory Eden, where everyone except the whites knew their place.

Key scene: Agutter's skinny dip - nostalgically remembered by many males of a certain vintage; David Gulpilil's body-painted "mating dance".

Twenty years ago, continuing my yearly search for a peach as delicious as those I nostalgically remember from roadside stands in New Jersey in the 1940s, I bought a basket of gorgeous peaches at a Florida Turnpike rest stop.

FEW images of Britain are quite as distinctive as the dreaming spires of the Oxford skyline; few cities are more often visited and more nostalgically remembered, and few are more connected with the world of books.

I spotted an untouched bottle of Ribena in a cupboard and nostalgically remembered it was her favourite so I posted it to her and was almost forgiven for forgetting to have a going away party.

I had lost track of whatever was essentially me, caught up in zeitgeisty 90s cynicism: enacting misguided projectile vomiting at soon to be discarded, and now nostalgically remembered, liberal orthodoxies; trying to write and perform what I imagined was expected of the young, educated men of the period.

For those who nostalgically remember that Britain, today's Britain will make them feel culturally in the domain of losses.

I nostalgically remember the days of being able to have time with my friends without all our children in tow.

"Older viewers nostalgically remember those times, while the younger viewers - tweens and teens in this case - are actually living through them".