Sentence examples for which she remembered from inspiring English sources

They lived in the Fifth Ward, which she remembered as "a very impoverished area of Houston just in the shadow of the downtown skyscrapers" and "brutally segregated".

[2] Subject reports having had a milder attack that morning in a motel restaurant during which she remembered thinking that an overly solicitous waiter "looked like a giant egg wearing a tie".

Two decades ago, Sallie Tisdale published an essay titled "The Basement," in which she remembered visits to her grandmother's house, with its smell of face powder and cigarettes, and the adults' endless drinks and hushed voices upstairs.

Relief eventually came in a dream in which she remembered that it was her mother who had left her - and she could at last feel angry: "It was a real turning point".

The fashion designer Anna Sui, whose iridescent baby-doll dresses ignited her career, reportedly spent a decade tracking down a copy of the book, which she remembered from childhood.

He had spent much of the war in Poland, where he trained as a doctor and married a local woman who later left him and wrote a memoir, "White Slave," in which she remembered her husband as a wife-beating, "unfaithful, vain sadist".

Ms. Trojanowska remained on the respirator for two months, a period about which she remembers nothing.

What happened to ice skating at Thanksgiving, which she remembers from her grandma's when she was a kid?

She studied political science and political philosophy, and she wrung all she could out of her studies, which she remembers with a desperate gratitude.

Alessandra Cecchi (Sister Lucrezia's name in the world) begins her recollections in the year 1492, which she remembers well "because Lorenzo de' Medici died that spring".

In "Cyd Charisse", in which she remembers her father before his illness, what matters is "a lifetime of priceless inconsequential chat".