Sentence examples for though I distinctly from inspiring English sources
Though I distinctly remember feeling sorry for myself, a sixth-grader who'd just been handed a leg brace and a pair of crutches, the self-pity was short-lived.
I notice, for example, that the freight elevator at the back of the building went from manual to automatic in 1961, though I distinctly remember the quite elderly African-American woman, her hands gloved and her hair netted, who seven years after that was still turning a lever and closing a scissor-gate in the passenger car.
Maybe, as I think about it now, a little bit of Zora did find its way into that story, though I distinctly remember writing that story before I read Zora's wonderful book.
And while I don't distinctly remember leaving my second two for the first time (though I do distinctly remember the first long time I was away from my son when I went for a job interview), I know they weren't too big when I left them for a short time.
I distinctly remember having $7 in my bank account even though I was working all the time".
"I distinctly remember him laughing".
Significantly though, a distinctly ersatz home rearguard, featuring Vurnon Anita out of position at right-back, was succeeding in subduing the dangerous Gylfi Sigurdsson while ensuring Karl Darlow first involvement – the goalkeeper's retrieval of a deflected shot – did not come until the 35th minute.
After she had dealt with it, it was distinctly better, though I hardly noticed what she had done.
The roast chicken ($10), though not as distinctly flavored as the capon, is nonetheless juicy and delicious, with herbs outside and inside.
The music could soundtrack the opening titles of a spaghetti western, and a chorus of backing singers intones the same couplet 15 times: "All the tired horses in the sun / How'm I s'posed to get any riding done?" The approved version of the lyrics says "riding"; at times, though, it sounds distinctly like "writing".
