Sentence examples for recalling after from inspiring English sources

Difficult and unpredictable in his prime, Lucian was also famously funny, as eulogists are recalling after his death this week at 88.

Holder has spoken about race in sometimes personal terms, recalling after the Ferguson shooting instances in which as a younger man he was stopped or confronted by police without cause.

Otherwise, she acted as a conventional departmental minister who, as the then prime minister Edward Heath never tired of recalling after she overthrew him as Tory leader, fought for funds to raise the school-leaving age and expand almost every sector of education.

He was recalled after federation talks collapsed in August 1880.

They are the wines that people recall after trips.

Planning also mediated the association between depression and the percent of the figure recalled after the short delay (Z=1.84, P<.05).

But it is not the details of his policies that voters recall after hearing him speak.

Manchester City midfielder Fabian Delph has been recalled after he recovered from a hamstring injury.

The remaining 6.8 million vehicles were recalled after N.H.T.S.A. began a defect investigation.

Skaggs (1-0) was recalled after the scheduled starter, Ian Kennedy, cut his right index finger washing dishes.

Their bombs, on aircraft, could be recalled after a false alarm.