Sentence examples for their recollection from inspiring English sources

Their recollection became very vivid.

IN MEDIEVAL times, scholars often erected "'memory palaces" to assist their recollection of facts and figures.

Witnesses including Stipp added new details to their recollection of the screams when they testified in court.

Eileen and Dennis Hoover, owners of the Cashtown Inn, said that to their recollection, this was the first time that Cashtown had benefited from its name.

But police officers, union officials and others are worried that the department, by punishing officers it blames for losses in court, may tempt some police witnesses to speak beyond the limits of their recollection, or even to fabricate testimony.

Today, several F.B.I. and Justice Department officials said that in the chaotic days after the attacks, discussions between Mr. Ashcroft and Mr. Mueller were hurried and that their recollection of events were somewhat blurred by the frenetic pace of activity.

Their recollections also differed on what the captain had said about whether the photograph constituted pornography.

As for the doctors, their recollections are filled with both professionalism and awe.

Kowshik and Billah were competitive conversationalists, pitting their recollections of events against each other.

All of them said that politics in no way colored their recollections.

Their recollections overlap but also confuse and compete with each other.