“He sighed, as if the reminiscence of past times was pleasing but saddening.”

“This one has you indulge in the reminiscence of five childhood food memories.”

“So, what does anything of this dreary autumn reminiscence have to do with politics?”

“The protesters have set up a stage on a minicontainer and also danced on different songs as a reminiscer of the PTI's sitin at the DChowk.”

“But the archetypal image of the grandparent, a Quiet Reminiscer like Grandpa Simpson, now makes up the smallest cluster.”

“Her reminiscences of a wartime childhood.”

“It was an entertaining and interesting track, with a nice mix of production detail, reminiscences about the shooting, and personal stories.”

“A portly greybeard, with huge shoulders and chest, he could usually be found writing his reminiscences or playing with the grandchildren.”