Sentence examples for recollections though from inspiring English sources

He saves his most lyrical chemical recollections, though, for youthful night-time walks on acid with Bez, the band's dancer and, latterly, Celebrity Big Brother winner.

Perhaps more than the recollections, though, it was Berlin's reputation as a good real estate buy that prompted Mrs. Brown and her husband, Kevin, to invest in the city that brought them together more than 40 years ago.

As I read Sheehy's recollections, though, they're much closer to my own.

Challenging your brain could be one way of preserving your recollections – though the value of commercial brain training apps is debatable; some experiments seem to show that while people may become a whizz at the games on their screen, the improvements fail to transfer to daily life.

The discrepancy has led several historians, including Miroslav Kárný and Randolph L. Braham, to dispute Vrba's later recollections, though not the Vrba Wetzler report itself.

An overriding recollection, though, is with the bat.

There are so many different Derek Jarmans that it feels strange to focus on just one aspect of the man," writes pop culture historian Jon Savage in one of the many essays-cum- recollections threaded though the beautifully produced Derek Jarman's Sketchbooks.

The story of an unnamed narrator trudging through the grass and sand, reading out letters meant for his dead wife, Esther, remains elusive and haunting, the exact time and place of the action obfuscated behind historical yarns and recollections, as though the island is exerting its own autobiography onto the telling.

It will never escape my recollections of the night, though, that Christian Vieri missed a header right at the death that could easily have won the game for Italy and sent us instead into a play-off tie.

Mostly, though, Mincher's Rangers recollections revolve around Williams.

Her memory of what she learned in school is dim, though her recollections of wiping glasses and sweeping floors are vivid.