reminisce about

Now, as WE sat at his kitchen table, he began to reminisce about what a fine man my dad had been.

A few retired politicians were dragged out to reminisce about slights suffered at the hands of the perfidious Frogs.

There are the things the children recall with shining eyes , backs straight with pride when we reminisce about the good times we have had .

Yet another advantage of mentoring is that it allows me to reminisce about my own Toastmasters experience.

Recently, the grand opening of the Barbie Megastore in Shanghai prompted me to reminisce about Barbie and what she means to us.

Otherwise, they lead relatively boring normal lives and can now only fondly reminisce about the Age of Aquarius .

Years ago, I was taking an algebra class over the summer, and had a teacher who liked to reminisce about his past with funny stories.

It was delectable, and I reminisce about that dish often.

She likes to reminisce about her childhood.

They run to greet him, shake his hand, and reminisce about the good times they had while getting rich at the expense of the people.

They run to greet him, hug him, and reminisce about the good times they had while getting rich at expense of the people.

We can recollect the past and reminisce about our old friendship in a more open environment.

Old friends like to reminisce about the "good old days" .

Eg: People love to reminisce about the good old days.

One reason that paying for experiences gives us longer-lasting happiness is that we can reminisce about them, researchers say.

One reason thatpaying for experiences gives us longer-lasting happiness is that we can reminisce about them, researchers say.

We are the young lovers that our older selves would someday reminisce about