Sentence examples for recollect anything from inspiring English sources

I cannot recollect anything of the kind.

And though his ability to recollect anything, even his name, is pretty much shot, some ember of ambition lets him hope that his recorded voice will tell him how to finish his chef-d'oeuvre.

The 85-year-old Marius Goring, unable to recollect anything at all, suddenly remembers The Tempest, "which prompts him, in his dapper blue linen suit and white moccasin shoes, to execute a nimble little dance on the gravel.

There had been, Watson later recalled, some dramatic entrances and exits upon their small stage at Baker Street, but he cannot recollect anything more sudden and startling than this.

This is troubling, because as he parts, it is going to become increasingly obvious that no one now living has ever been able to recollect anything memorable or interesting Lee Evans ever said or did.

Help them do the work, and give them some example from today's class to see if they can recollect anything!Not only have you fulfill the child's appetite, you also just taught them a few things.

I never recollect wanting to be anything else, is what I mean.

Up until then, he had sent down 1,978 deliveries in his first-class career on the ground and, as far as he can recollect, not a single one involved anything but running down the hill from the Kirkstall Lane end.

I have, while roaming the streets of New York, glimpsed corners that recalled quarters of Naples; I have sniffed odors that recalled sections of Budapest; I have eaten food that recalled cafes of Moscow; I cannot, however, recollect ever having seen, heard, smelled, or tasted in New York anything that recalled Ystradyfodwg in Wales.

By Charles G. Shaw The New Yorker, July 27 , 1929P. 15 I have, while roaming the streets of New York, glimpsed corners that recalled quarters of Naples; I have sniffed odors that recalled sections of Budapest; I have eaten food that recalled cafes of Moscow; I cannot, however, recollect ever having seen, heard, smelled, or tasted in New York anything that recalled Ystradyfodwg in Wales.

Asked if he remembered anything at all about the accident, he said all he could recollect was that just as he came round Tattenham Corner on Anmer a woman jumped from under the rails at the side of the course and rushed out among the horses.