Sentence examples for recollection of a from inspiring English sources

A recollection of a stinky sophomore year passed through me.

Or it's the recollection of a cutting remark that revealed your callous side.

Our memories upon waking, therefore, may be our recollection of a night's cumulative dream content.

Talk story of the writer's recollection of a memorable 1947 blizzard.

This might be dismissed as the sour recollection of a man far removed from power.

(This is from Day's recollection of a humiliating imprisonment that she experienced in her radical youth).

Mr. Zwilling said Bishop Sheridan had "absolutely no recollection" of a conversation with Monsignor Reynolds.

Nothing is more vivid than Pic's recollection of a journey with the NLF in Vietnam.

3. In class, write their own personal recollection of a major news event.

A witness is being questioned about her recollection of a suspect, an event or a key piece of evidence.

Manuscript for newspaper, Edward Chaffee Edward Chaffeee "Recollection of a New England Trip" Central New York Genealogical Society "Tree Talks".