Sentence examples for whom I remember from inspiring English sources

I thoroughly enjoyed working with Nigel Kennedy, whom I remember with affection.

And there was Jody Whately too, whom I remember as being very cute.

She even found a bad word for Ronnie's grandfather, whom I remember as a white-bearded D. H. Lawrence lookalike riding a tricycle at ninety.

Mr. Gluckman's son, Thomas, whom I remember as a very young man, is now in charge, and I call on him after my visit to the managing agents.

There was a slim, ginger-haired, sinewy young writer, a pert-nosed 30-something with ambition and sense of pizazz, whom I remember.

There were characters from my youth whom I remember as openly gay, such as a local barber – everybody in our close-knit neighbourhood knew them for who they were.

An elderly friend, whom I remembered fondly from Farley Hill, was waiting in the living room.

Before Hyginus was John, whom I remembered because he had not been sent away; he had broken a plate while washing it and, fearing my mother's anger, had packed his things and fled before she came home from work.

As I prepared to leave for Tampa, I got a phone call from Joe Levine, whom I remembered as a grad student in my electron microscopy course at Harvard.

The addiction that haunted my father, whom I remembered constantly having a beer in his hand, had begun to sink its teeth into me.

After one event in Brooklyn, I spoke with a woman in her 30s named Danielle, a self-professed "superfan," whom I remembered talking to the year before at a packed Knausgaard event with Zadie Smith.