Sentence examples for shared recollections from inspiring English sources

Passengers watched the sunset and shared recollections of the day's events.

Romney's five sons have been mobilized as well, giving a blizzard of joint interviews in which they have shared recollections of a father who they insist is not the one-dimensional figure often portrayed in the media.

First on the Alumni Forum of the school Web site, then, as technology advanced, on the Loyola page on Myspace, then on Facebook, shared recollections of the time that Zaka had banned one thing or another would be followed by a flood of "remember when"s.

"Shay was never really a part of Alan's gay life," Tami Sadowski, a close friend from Washington, said in April, at a gathering at her house, where several people expressed reservations about Hill's handling of the estate, and shared recollections of Rogers as a lover of good food and fashion, who enjoyed taking long vacations in the Greek Isles.

Streep recently shared recollections of her trip and her commitment to the film's cause.

In a new video published by AJ+ on Friday, Esaw and other family members shared recollections of the beloved family man from Staten Island.

Over a series of quiet conversations, her theme of shared recollection as the essential glue that binds one generation to the next slowly emerges.

A community has been created on Facebook to share recollections of Tim's life and his teaching.

10 P.M. (CBS WEE WILL ALWAYS LOVE YOU: A GRAMMY SALUTE TO WHITNEY HOUSTON Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson, Usher, Yolanda Adams and CeCe Winans perform and share recollections in a tribute to Ms. Houston, who died in February, at this concert event, above, taped last month at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles.

They are friends who finish each other's sentences, and they share recollections about the days when Mr. Lucas's Newark gang — whose members called themselves the Country Boys, because Mr. Lucas was from North Carolina — ruled the drug trade in two states with a deadly form of heroin known as "blue magic".

Sharing recollections for the amusement of intimate friend was their abiding purpose, which distinguished them from many memoirs today.