The lamps, benches and paving materials offer more than pleasant recollections.
This isn't even erotic it's so cliché!" Somewhere in the middle of these pleasant recollections, Pruett opened the trunk and let me out.
When the International Geological Congress was held at Bologna in 1881, Signor Seila, as one of the most representative scientific men in Italy, was selected to act as the president; and those who had the advantage of attending that meeting carried away with them the most pleasant recollections of his courtesy.
We have very pleasant recollections of the project, with its lively workshops and other meetings, with the many sites and researchers involved, both within and outside our own work package.
If by advertising we mean what was meant by Shakespeare and the translators of the Authorized Version — the process of taking or giving notice of something — it is as old as human society, and some pleasant recollections from the Stone Age could be quite easily devised.
While the pleasant recollections were there and I could see them, I couldn't feel the joy that was once infused in them.
It is only thought, when it enters back into consciousness, that automatically brings time along with it, and re-imposes the linear storyline in which we find ourselves, with all our pleasant recollections and/or laments about the past, as well as our excitement and/or anxiety about the future, all of which had, for a short while, been mercifully absent.
He is a Washington Post journalist who ends up in Point Pleasant with no recollection of how he got there.
Dr. Rubinstein, who said he had "a very pleasant and exciting recollection" of their one and only date, said he was eager to see Ms. Swerman again.
Leisure is typically conceived of as a positive state of mind, composed of, among other sentiments, pleasant expectations and recollections of activities and situations.
"What spoils this pleasant fancy is the recollection that when people are dead, they don't read books.
