Of course my parents reminded him about the Porsche and the visit, which he recalled vaguely.
John Gillespie, a neighbor, made a toast, which he recalled the other day.
Nelson Mandela sent birthday greetings in which he recalled the books he had read while imprisoned in South Africa.
Growing up, he regularly spent Christmas at the house, which, he recalled, "felt like my grandparents lived in the country".
Remains of Elmet (1979), in which he recalled the world of his childhood, is one of many publications he created in collaboration with photographers and artists.
He also published a book of essays, This Quiet Dust, and a bestselling memoir, Darkness Visible, in which he recalled nearly taking his own life.
It took him five years to work up to Ocean Beach, which, he recalled, was an even more formidable spot in the days before ankle leashes.
In the interview, he became animated only when discussing the high points of his campaign, which he recalled with "nostalgia and pleasure".
Hughes was merely passing through the "Victorian torpor and squalor" of multi-tenanted 18 Rugby Street, which he recalled in Birthday Letters.
On April 18th he gave an interview to SOiTV, a Miami-based television channel, in which he recalled that senior officials "from the president down" would phone him with instructions on sensitive cases.
In 1979 Shirer published Gandhi: A Memoir, in which he recalled a series of interviews that he conducted with Mohandas Gandhi while stationed as a foreign correspondent in India during the early 1930s.
