Sentence examples for which I remembered from inspiring English sources

I dragged my comforter and pillow to the No. 3 bed a few feet way, which I remembered liking and recalled being at least $30,000 cheaper.

Original wallpaper, which I remembered later helping my mother strip with a steamer and a scraper, a good example of false progress.

Drinks stretched into dinner, then into a weekend, at the end of which I remembered to tell him that my time in China was nearly done.

In the yellowing Indian newspaper cuttings of 1945, which I remembered as a child, he was referred to as Lawrence of Burma and the Mad Irishman.

It is the home of a trucker's restaurant known fondly as the Fatty Lady's Place — the formal name of the five-table establishment is Napi — which I remembered with great fondness from a trip several years before.

Even my hotel, which I remembered not so fondly as the glum Intourist, had been razed and reborn as the Ritz-Carlton, now a gilded palace swagged with chandeliers.

To which I remember thinking: yeah, right.

"Do we do it like you did — which I remember — which was horrible?" Mr. Garcia said.

There was a point, which I remember clearly.

"Speeches were made, of which I remember nothing.

They both contain the following splendid quotation from Robert Louis Stevenson, which I remember, vaguely, from childhood.