Sentence examples for recalls much from inspiring English sources
"A Continent for the Taking" recalls much of his path-breaking coverage of West and Central Africa for The Times.
What follows is an intricate battle of the sexes and study of identity that recalls much of Polanski's early work from Cul de Sac to The Tenant.
Aberrant engine and driving behavior would leap out of the carmakers' now-large data set, allowing them, if necessary, to conduct recalls much earlier.
He fondly recalls much of his antisocial behavior, like his first encounter with John McEnroe in the locker room before their 1977 Wimbledon semifinal.
Who today, after all, recalls much about Hudson, apart from his river, which now seems just a part of New York geography?
Agassi, who has long possessed one of the best memories in tennis, recalls much of his breakthrough run in 1992 with documentary-ready precision, although not quite all of it.
She does not recall much from that morning.
"I never liked the name Eldred," he recalled much later.
Like the girl in Steubenville, I don't recall much about the attack.
Unless you use chemistry at work, you probably don't recall much about ionic bonding.
But I can't recall much alarm about drinking's other perils.
