Sentence examples for one recollection from inspiring English sources

One recollection: "I once traveled incognito as a nun," Ms. Diller, 85, said.

One recollection is stronger than any other -- a soldier in a red beret, down on one knee, leveling his self-loading rifle toward me and shooting.

In one recollection, the young Emmanuel, at the time he thinks he is being sent to school, astutely wonders why the Western aid workers are "nowhere to be found except in food lines or the hospital".

Dispensing with linear narrative, Crouch develops his themes through improvisation, in the form of flashback and stream of consciousness, working one recollection into another as a way of deepening the texture of the story.

That is one recollection among scores documented by the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey from its police officers in the months after the disaster in Lower Manhattan that claimed more than 2,700 lives, 84 of them Port Authority employees, with 37 of those Port Authority officers.

Is there even one recollection of them ever complaining?

One final recollection: at one concert, after the lights went down, a man and woman went past me to get to the center seats.

No one's recollection about the first shot was more precise, though, than that of a ninth grader named Amos L. Euins.

Sydney Pollack filmed the elephantine Tom Cruise vehicle The Firm without inducing one fond recollection of his Three Days Of The Condor.

But allow me to leave with one final recollection: at the Isle of Wight Festival, John Sebastian performed the song Darling Be Home Soon, a sentimental little ditty about friendship, self-understanding and hope.

One fond recollection from my school days is a teacher – well ahead of his times – who would get us to clear the desks and chairs from the centre of the classroom so we could re-enact the battles and political manoeuvrings of the English Civil Wars.