Sentence examples for recalled long from inspiring English sources

Sibieude, who last visited New York in 1989, recalled long lines in coffee shops.

"I could see myself in the pot," he recalled long afterward.

"I felt as if my head had been blown off," he recalled long afterward.

He recalled long talks sitting out on the deck together and watching the sun rise over the Nile.

Jerry McElleney, who is 73, recalled long afternoons spent with a broomstick and a rubber ball, on streets that were still free of cars.

"Those people that were at Crosley Field that afternoon probably said, 'Well, that's the last we'll see of that kid,' " Nuxhall recalled long afterward.

He recalled long-forgotten details from his childhood, calculated natural logarithms with a stick in the dust and pondered the physics of musical scales.

She recalled long-ago neighbors who would pointedly tell her how pretty her thin sister was, and times when she took a seat on a train, only to have the person beside her spring up and move away.

And these modern-day walkers, who have replaced smoke signals with satellite phones and who post daily pictures and notes on the Web, recalled long-lost relatives and horrors of mass killing.

He recalled long-gone days of workers hopping a bus to the Western Electric or Stewart-Warner plants, and his reverie continued until Carrie Austin, the committee chairwoman, interrupted: "Alderman, can you wrap your story up?" He gave way to lunch, and then the Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events, led by Michelle Boone.

This study addressed the influence of the age, gender, and education level of patients; the consultation time; the number of given instructions; and the time between the first and second visit, on the amount of medical advice recalled (long-term recall) in patients with a single issue health problem.