Sentence examples for some reminiscences from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Boswell did offer some reminiscences.

Some reminiscences from former visits to Nice.

Some reminiscences about the play "Alice-Sit-By-the-Fire" written by Barrie for Ellen Terry, and about her.

He is also the author of India Divided (1946), Mahatma Gandhi and Bihar, Some Reminiscences (1949), and other books.

There are also some reminiscences of the gigantic marble map of the entire city of Rome, on a scale of 1 to 246, commissioned by the Emperor Septimius Severus at the end of the second century.

When Rudy Giuliani called a press conference yesterday to report that he had prostate cancer, City Comptroller Alan Hevesi quickly responded with some reminiscences about his own surgery last year.

Relates the desperation of the Hollywood reporters assigned to extract from Gary Cooper's mother on her arrival, some reminiscence of his childhood.

The bifurcation is interpreted in terms of a sudden growth to a finite cavity radius which bears some reminiscence of the snap-through buckling phenomenon in structural mechanics.

Thus, despite some reminiscence to β-sheets observed in amyloid fibrils it is unlikely that the TCP domain self-associates in a similar manner.

In the first part of the paper there is an outline and ordering of a selection of Halliday's publications, mixed with some anecdotal reminiscences; and towards the end some questions are raised to do with the direction of future developments of work in Systemic Functional Linguistics.

The play featured Ferrell's Bush giving some imaginative reminiscences and defenses of his administration.