reminiscently

On the English day we did not talk very much,' she said reminiscently.

He smiled reminiscently and opened his mind wide to her.

Georges was lost to me long ago," he said reminiscently. "

He was grinning reminiscently to himself, when someone tapped his shoulder.

Neither did they talk reminiscently of the past, or of what was to come.

He smiled reminiscently and I knew what he was thinking.

I wouldn't be too sure of that,' said Jerry reminiscently.

When I looked up at him, he smiled reminiscently.

"It was a lovely place," she said, staring reminiscently into the fire.

She considered me for a moment or two, then she smiled reminiscently.

He was a very silly man," said the Master reminiscently.

The young woman's hands curved reminiscently as if over the controls she had mastered.

"That might have been me, thirty years ago," he said, shaking his head reminiscently.

Regis smiled, reminiscently, knowing it had been the dream of children.

She smiled reminiscently, but Marianne thought there was a certain sadness in her eyes, as well.

As she spoke the girl's left hand moved to the seat of her jeans and rubbed it reminiscently.

"You certainly fought before we could get it out of you," he went on reminiscently.

"I had been dining here on the evening you first came to me," said Poirot reminiscently.

Old Grandmother laughed reminiscently, with all the delight of a girl in her teens.

He walked reminiscently down the wide, warm hail between the rows of exhibits.

And their necks hurt, they said, rubbing them reminiscently.

My first husband," she proceeded, reminiscently, "was a travelling man.

I think it might 'ave grown on me,' he said reminiscently.

She smiled reminiscently, in a fashion that once would have angered Truth but now only made her sad.

"Males have always been fools about that sort of thing," Jordan muttered reminiscently.