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Meanings of sudden remembrance in English
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Usage of sudden remembrance in English
1
With sudden remembrance of the work before us, I touched his shoulder.
2
I demanded, with a sudden remembrance that he was staying away from happiness.
3
Then sudden remembrance stunned him: Philip d'Avranche, Duc de Bercy, had another wife.
4
Alice's face lit up with a sudden remembrance, and she said:
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A sudden remembrance and a sudden impulse moved him almost in the same instant.
6
The sudden remembrance of it flashed like a streak of lightning through his brain.
7
Only the sudden remembrance of a dead mountain custom saved him from utter amazement.
8
As we stood thus, glaring at each other, a sudden remembrance made me pause.
9
Then came the sudden remembrance, shrivelling her pretty dreams as the lightning scorches and withers.
10
The Colonel started back, turning very red, and as if struck by a sudden remembrance.
11
Ruth smiled, then flushed crimson at a sudden remembrance of how that conversation had ended.
12
West sat up, his heart bounding with sudden remembrance.
13
How she hated the blush that the sudden remembrance had called up on her face!
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It was the result of a sudden remembrance of the lines in Milton's ''Samson Agonistes,'' beginning:
15
Mademoiselle lifted her hands with an eloquent gesture, as a sudden remembrance darted into her mind.
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A sudden remembrance darted through Missy's perturbed brain.
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