Sentence examples similar to precious recollection from inspiring English sources
Baking helps keep precious recollections alive.
I don't remember Ma, and have precious few recollections of Pa.
Maybe because this particular voyage can never be retraced, the precious visual recollections remain with me, suffused with the entrancing Arabic sense of the East, of myth and fairy tale.
"The Precious Legacy" is a recollection of their humanity.
If you're normal, or close to normal, you cherish the memory of remembering these memories and regard fondly the precious gift of cerebral "recollection" that made it all possible.
As Carlson weaves in and around projection panels hung onstage, he presents a visual and oral history of their adventures through recollections of precious moments spent together.
An excellent chapter on the art of negotiation begins with Powell's recollection that when he joined the diplomatic service he received no training in negotiation, indeed precious little training in anything.
According to Williams' recollection, one special operator appreciated his relationship with the anchor so much that he sent Williams a precious token from the bin Laden raid.
"I have no recollection".
LIONEL: First recollection.
