Sentence examples for recalling to from inspiring English sources

Recalling to mind what greats there's been and how arid it is since those broad years of slipping – recollections and hands out of sight.

Magath took Helmes back and worked on him, and the subsequent six goals in the past six games have persuaded the Bundestrainer, Joachim Löw, to reconsider whether Helmes is also worth recalling to the German squad.

Just as I was recalling to those around me my experiences in Geographe Bay, a passer-by weighed in with the observation that one must be sure never to drink and dive.

Which begs the question how good a performance is this from Choi? Quite brilliant so far and recalling, to me at least, the dogged tenacity shown by José María Olazábal back at the US Masters in 1999.

So in this passage Austerlitz is recalling, to the book's narrator (back in contemporary London), what Vera told him about the German occupation of that city — a chain of at least three storytellers (Vera-Austerlitz-narrator/Sebald), and more decades.

These usages of verbalized punctuation are sometimes accompanied by "air quotes," a visual signal of wiggling two fingers on each hand (recalling to some geezers the victory sign of a departed president).

Still to recall, to praise.

"I felt shock," Diane recalled to me.

Drouet was recalled to France in July 1835.

As he recalled to Pitchfork.

He was recalled to custody.