People who had trouble recalling that information were excluded from the study.

But studies show that humans are not very good at precisely recalling things.

The satisfaction I feel in recalling them is like that of a kiss.

Nor did it stop her from recalling his words.

She closed her eyes, her method of recalling a scene in the field, learned from long experience.

We'll end the blog here by recalling some of the high points of the last few days.

She broke off abruptly, but it wasn't hard to guess what she nearly said before recalling herself.

It is worth recalling, too, that European complaints about the dollar reached an earlier peak just two years ago.

The change was accomplished without recalling any laid-off workers.

Trying to get a complete sense of it is about as easy as recalling a fast-faded dream.

"That's how the Braves got better," he said, recalling a team that finished last four years out of five, then won three successive division championships.

So I have to keep recalling it, reliving it, that kiss.

Mr. Butler responded by recalling all his inspection teams, and no work was done for several weeks.

Israel's report began by recalling that "the state of Israel has been threatened by terrorism since its independence."

The audience smiled seriously, recalling that detail from the past that was like a dream.

"She was having dificulties," he said, "not only in recalling memories but also in talking about them."

I offered, recalling Ivy's aversion to them, then flushed at the eagerness in my voice.

You will not be offended by my recalling this, after twenty years?' '

I asked, at last recalling my manners.

Another fitting tribute to the departed came with the show's montage recalling film luminaries who died in the last year.

He persisted, recalling carefully just what Schneider had said to him, and trying to feel the touch of Schneider's hands.

When they woke up, the rose-sniffers were better at recalling the cards they had matched.

This time, recalling her slain half-sister, she wrote just one word: "Yetunde."

Her eyebrows furrow in recalling such dusty dreams from another era, before depression shrank hope.

Printmaking, it is worth recalling, is a collaborative medium.

Recall for a moment your best friend in high school.

Asked whether they thought he would be recalled, 68 percent said yes.

He recalled getting a phone call from a friend one night a few years ago.

At the end of the hour he asked students to recall what they had seen.

From what I can recall, a good time was had by all.

If you could only recall a few, you're simply not old enough!

He recalls trying to interest a friend in the program.

But within a few years, he recalled, most of the white people up and left.

He recalled the way she used to say his name.

Those who are not new to the team only have to recall last season.

I have never been able to tell a story or even to recall one.

He tried to recall the person he'd been back then.

She recalled David's questions about his need for a father.

The two weeks were not up before I was recalled.

They put me in mind of something seen long ago, which I could not recall.

I do not recall what you mean at the moment.

I was recalled me to the present by getting up.

I could not recall anyone having given her my name.

But then, I recall what my father said about them.

What had happened in those other four hours and why could he not recall them?

As if by saying his name she could ever recall him to her side again!

I recalled how his eyes had said to me, What are you?

He used to call at 6 in the morning, she recalled.

But he could not recall simply talking with any woman.

"Do you recall what happened to the last man who called me on my word?"