Sentence examples for reminiscences to from inspiring English sources

His new book goes beyond such reminiscences to include tart observations on contemporary mores and individuals.

Tells about his reminiscences to the writer in a one-hour visit.

"My mother helped me hugely, from reminiscences to translations of documents.

He had covered the trip for the Toronto Globe and Mail, and, being detained in London, sent a letter of reminiscences to his fellow-correspondents.

The journey from such autobiographical reminiscences to the mass rendition at Verdi's burial in 1901 was short indeed, and strewn with a thousand easy anecdotes.

The company will pay public tribute in music, dance and reminiscences to Ms. Wynn, its longtime costume designer, who died on Sept. 26 at age 96.

It is transformed from nostalgic reminiscence to something altogether more critical.

As part of its programme to help elderly people get online, the charity has recently launched a Google-funded pilot initiative which uses reminiscence to draw people in.

An Updike alter ego, John Nordholm, looks back in tender reminiscence to a time when he was a second-year student at university.

Murdoch found relief in music, a relief he extends to the song's upward rush from wistful reminiscence to release, and then to the bulk of an album designed to refresh B&S on most fronts.

Walcott's boldness is to go beyond reminiscence to identification: his Italy is made up of language; its texture is not sights and smells but remembered lines of verse.