Sentence examples for when i reminisce from inspiring English sources

When I reminisce on the memories I collected drinking the "conversion therapy" Kool-Aid, most of them feel unreal, like bad dreams.

Nonetheless, the images that are presented in "House Of Style" and MTV's new documentary are a huge part of what I think of when I reminisce about the time when hair was frizzed, glam was glittery and grunge was high fashion.

Examples are: "When I reminisce, it is... to pass the time during idle or restless hours" (boredom reduction), "to see how my past fits in with my journey through life" (identity), "to help me plan for the future" (problem solving), or "to keep painful memories alive" (bitterness revival).

I can't get to a roller coaster every week, but I go when I can, and I reminisce with my son.

I HAD my first tofu birthday cake when I was 9," reminisced Natane Adcock, an actress and model, who grew up with a mother who was a charter member of the health-food movement.

"That's when I knew," Payal reminisces.

Driving through Brooklyn, we passed a bunch of kids playing handball, and he reminisced: "When I was poor, I used to play handball.

One woman, the most freely discursive voyager in the movie, looks at the valley and takes note of the widespread development of well-built houses, where, formerly, there were none, and then reminisces: "When I think of the old days, these times seem better.

For example, I am now at the age when I sometimes overhear people reminiscing about tiny moments in history, where I realise I was also in attendance.

Roy Niederhoffer, NYCO Renaissance Chairman of the Board, reminisced, "When I first arrived in New York City after graduating from college, the first two things I bought were an upright piano and a subscription to New York City Opera.

I reminisce to my childhood, when I was a child in a predominantly all white private school.