Sentence examples for style I remember from inspiring English sources

She defends her approach to food in typically shameless style ("I remember a wonderful recipe for spinach.

Here's Angelo Dundee, Ali's trainer, on his man's famous counter-attacking style: "I remember everything about Zaire so incredibly vividly.

In all the examples above, it is not the style I remember most fondly, it's what that writing has told me.

She defends her approach to food in typically shameless style ("I remember a wonderful recipe for spinach. You put in as much butter as the spinach could possibly hold")., but also calls for a "more sensible" approach: "something of everything in moderation," she says.

"I really like the idea of taking the style I remembered from my sixties childhood and reinventing that into something I thought was relevant," she said.

He's a visual person with a quirky style and I remember sitting down and seeing all these badges on his long coat, which I've since added to – he's a badge nut.

In a swipe at Mr Gove's style, he said: "I remember when I thought 'This is just getting absurd' was when someone explained to me that Michael Gove was personally handwriting lists of which medieval kings British schoolchildren should learn, according to his personal recollection of which kings and queens are important.

I just sing my style, because I remembered what Lester Young had told a drummer who copied Jo Jones: 'You sound like Lady Jo, but if that's all you want you'll only be a member of the chorus.'" He mentioned that he'd stayed at Mar-a-Lago, the Donald Trump private club in Palm Beach... "It costs a hundred thousand to join and ten thousand a year after that.

No matter what color you chose to have your hair or how you chose to style it, remember it is all about expressing YOURSELF!

He has made some comments about my style of play, and I remember them.

"(Heinemann's) boutique in Calle de la Virgin was the most famous, and the originator of the Ibiza style" says Alfredo. "I remember that his staff used to get a cord at the entrance of the shop.