Sentence examples for recollections work from inspiring English sources

Wistful recollections work; so does repetition: "Canoe guide, only got lost once".

He shared with Lens his own recollections about working alongside photojournalists who were covering a conflict in which the rules of journalistic engagement were shifting.

For obvious reasons, I most enjoyed Mr. Berger's recollections of working for Virgil Thomson as a music critic at The New York Herald Tribune during the 1940's.

This paperback edition is filled with King's recollections of working in an independent record shop, Revolver Records, in Bristol in the early 1990s – a place abundant with rare records, "tremendous quantities of dub and reggae", and a "tatterdemalion atmosphere".

My recollections of working in this model of linguistics go back a long way, to the early days in London.

At 11 p.m., an organ concert by William K. Trafka featuring his transcription of Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man," the premiere of David Conte's "Recollection" and works by Bach.

She spoke with sources he mentioned that had no recollection of working with him.

If the artist is not standing between me and a collector, my recollection of working with them is that the artist is "...oh, about 26, maybe 27.

Instead, barring the odd priapic aside, Moore's recollections of his work, including his later incarnation as a Unicef ambassador, are as old-fashioned and harmlessly entertaining as his friend David Niven's The Moon's a Balloon.

The author most vivid recollections of the work at Swansea are the cofferdams of which there were eight, averaging about 100 feet each.

They had little recollection of the work they had done.