Sentence examples for throes of remembering from inspiring English sources

"Dogs" was written in the throes of remembering; "Cocktail Hour" recaptures the past through reporting.

At a Tonys after-party, he reintroduced himself to Ms. Furman, but she was in the throes of celebration and said she barely remembered that fleeting conversation.

But unless the speech was delivered by Roberto Benigni in the throes of joy, you probably don't remember who said what or even what was said.

No one today remembers the death throes of the last of the colonial empires in the mid-twentieth century with their staggering population transfers, fierce insurgencies, and endless proxy wars -- even if the infant states that emerged from those bloody afterbirths gained at least a measure of independence.

"I was in the throes of the diplomatic life in Mexico," she remembered of the years 1949 to 1952, "and I had a friend who got hold of records for me.

"When I went through it we were right in the throes of a spiteful, murdering campaign from both sides," McGuigan remembers.

At that moment, we might be inclined to reflect on the summer of 2014, and remember when both figures were in the throes of deciding their futures.

Cavestomp fondly remembered the era when baby boomers were in the throes of adolescence and the British Invasion spurred a homegrown reaction.

He remembers visiting his grandmother in Greece while she was in the throes of the disease.

Astronomers think the answer lies in the birth throes of stars.

I think that's the beginning of the death throes of employment classifieds.