This isn't terribly difficult to do, given that Mrs. K. has such a lovely, seductive voice: it sounds like a flute floating above the babbling brook of her various reminiscences.
A black-and-white photograph of this building, reproduced in "Saturn's Moons," a book collecting various reminiscences about Sebald, has a sooty northern grimness that makes it hard to imagine a color version of it.
While the best book on the Kray twins remains a biography (John Pearson's Profession of Violence), the brothers' criminal careers helped to spawn more than a score of mainly unremarkable reminiscences by various henchmen.
The initiative's official website has a list of participating stores, as well as a fascinating, ramshackle list of testimonials and reminiscences by various music artists, including this quote from Rhett Miller: "There was a little chain called Peaches that featured handprints in stone blocks of all my favorite rockers.
In various publications, and in his reminiscences on his term as ambassador in Washington, he endeavoured to prove that Germany, if it had followed the proper policy, could have avoided war with America.
They were caught up in reminiscences about acquaintances, athletic teammates, and various local luminaries whom they both knew when they were young.
Although he earns little money he must contribute to various Nazi activities and his entire… Childhood reminiscence.
You think, 'This is my life, and it's O.K.' " Gerontologists call the work these groups are doing by various names: life review, guided autobiography, spiritual autobiography, reminiscence.
He also wrote three books: History of Morgan's Cavalry (1867), History of the Bank of Kentucky, 1792-1895 (1895), and Reminiscences of General Basil W. Duke (a collection of various magazine articles he wrote) (1911).
Various professors, including Linda Nochlin, Robert Rosenblum, Colin Eisler, and Donald Posner, share with the writer their reminiscences of the talks they gave when they were graduate students years ago.
His various symbolic prose poems, which were published in the collection Yecao (1927; Wild Grass), as well as his reminiscences and retold classical tales, all reveal a modern sensibility informed by sardonic humour and biting satire.
