Sentence examples for recollection ends from inspiring English sources

Our recollection ends up reflecting our current attitudes instead.

Squeaking and cackling as he listens to a taped recollection of the end of a love affair, he has a manic edge that seems to defy emotion, yet is affecting in spite of that.

Comparison of the actual content of the visits would require a prospective study with observation and/or recording of the visits and/or parent recollection at the end of the visits.

Our encounter with Marlow's life-changing journey begins on the Thames in London, the great imperial capital, with his recollection of "the uttermost ends of the Earth".

If you are under 45, you probably don't have much recollection of the last strong recovery, after the recession that ended in late 1982.

Which is, perhaps, a sadly appropriate note on which to end a recollection of 2016.

Users write about "what someone is seeing on the bus as they're going to work as opposed to recollections at the end of the day about the commute," Mr. Popovic said.

I do check this now and then, and my recollection is that at the end of the first quarter we were over by about 10 percent, by the end of the second quarter we were over by 7 percent, and by the end of the third quarter we were over by 3 percent.

Mr. Karatz has a different recollection of why the partnership ended.

Ms. Thompson's article is too complex to summarize here, but the resonant quote with which it ended lingers in recollection as a comment on a broad swath of social experience.

If the slip matches your recollection of how the case ended, contact the reporting jurisdiction and provide them with copies of the disposition slip and any other necessary paperwork to correct your criminal history report.