Sentence examples for remember gathering from inspiring English sources
I remember gathering up his abandoned clothes as they hung sadly in his wardrobe, squeezing them as if mourning a death rather than a mere retreat, or a redefinition, as it turned out to be.
Children of a certain age will remember gathering around the telly on a Saturday teatime as the late great Jimmy Savile would hand out bits of bling and make some lucky so-and-so the envy of a nation.
My mum and dad were huge fans of his, and I vividly remember gathering round the telly for The Knowledge, Bar Mitzvah Boy, The Evacuees and Ready When You Are, Mr McGill.
I remember gathering around the TV with friends for the entirety of the Billie Jean King-Bobby Riggs tennis exhibition, catching frogs with neighborhood kids in the silt of the pond across the street and in my private hours devoting myself to the guilty pleasures of Mad magazine and TV Guide.
So many things disappeared forever – stamps, scissors, small pieces of jewellery, the broken-off silver handle of a butter knife, needles, all the keys to the inner doors which I guiltily remember gathering up one bored day though I could genuinely never recall what happened next.
I remember gathering in our living room around the short wave radio which we placed on top of the piano we had inherited from my husband's great aunt, immediately after the Sabbath ended.
She remembered gathering Christmas greens in the snow, and sledding.
Mr. Murphy remembers gathering with Mr. McCain and a few aides in 1998 in his Senate office.
In a radio broadcast attributed to Omar and translated by a sympathetic Arab author, he remembered gathering some of his religious students in a circle and telling them: The religion of Allah is being stepped on.
A few days before the grenade attack, Lieutenant Evangalista remembered gathering his troops together and watching the movie "Blackhawk Down," a blood-and-guts tale of American soldiers taking on Somali warlords.
Her family began spending summers in that tiny Fire Island community when she was a child, and she vividly remembers gathering with clusters of other girls to wait for the bride's entry.
