Sentence examples for personal remembrance from inspiring English sources

Ye' flips through personal remembrance of his father and late mother.

Read this story about the challenges of diplomacy or this personal remembrance of Stevens.

A personal remembrance of one of the civil-rights movement's great leaders.

Like the Schutz work, Brahms's "Deutsches Requiem" is a subdued personal remembrance by a German master.

We asked Richard Pyle, Horst Faas's colleague at The Associated Press for many years, who wrote Mr. Faas's obituary for the A.P. (featured on Lens yesterday), for a personal remembrance of the famed photographer and photo editor.

I sent him a copy of the first album I ever made and not only did he play the record on air, he sent me back a postcard with a personal remembrance of Chicago, of visiting a matron aunt as a child in Evanston, the suburb where my post office box was kept.

In a somber ritual at the World Trade Center site, family members and loved ones read the names of the victims and offered personal remembrances.

The crummy photos, the crackly recording, the indecipherable blast of music a caller hears: these are not personal remembrances or artistic artefacts.

Library officials would like to see more belongings that people brought from Mexico, but Ms. Osborne said that people aren't always willing to give up their personal remembrances.

Over it all, violinists, cellists and flutists played and the list of names went on, punctuated by personal remembrances and family news: a new grandson, the two sons now in college, the death of another relative.

So Mr. Obama could not sprinkle his remarks with the personal remembrances offered by speakers like Mr. Clinton ("He wanted to interview me to see if I was qualified to be president").