think back

It was a warm, friendly meeting. They thought back over Jackson's years in the White House and talked about what had been done.

And I thought back to my bachelor days and I said, damn.

Xuan thought back on all their years of married life together, and all the money he made killing hogs.

I thought back to my own initial reaction to Old Delhi and, with a twinge of guilt, recognised myself in what she said.

Nobody would have thought back in the dark days of February that 2009 might turn out to be a good year for initial public offerings.

Fortunately, I thought back to my first teacher, when I was a child, who taught me that that wasn't true.

When he received his first place award for the first time, he thought back of the hardships endured before and cried.

Frowning, he thought back to his conversation last night.

I thought back to the day before -- in fact, less than twelve hours before -- when I had been driving home from work.

Now Obi-Wan thought back and wondered why Qui-Gon had never spoken of his Master.

Jin is a thought back to modern, whole day busy research, by the emperor as uber, live alone ward, qingchuan often go to see her.

He thought back how he used to go play in the park as a child.

I thought back to the moment when the stranger had come into the room .

I thought back on what happened in the prayer room and said yes.

She thought back and tried to recollect the exact wording of the letter.

I used rote method to memory and continually thought back the contents ever recited until I could not forget it.

I thought back to the day before and realized that maybe he had.

A trance, I thought back to my childhood.

I thought back to the first time I saw her.

She thought back to their phone conversation last night.

And this is how he's going to turn thought back into action.

Faber smiled and thought back to the dream.

you bring the thought back.

Because It's about witch trials , and how people thought back then .

Time passes quickly. The days become weeks, and the weeks become years. Have you ever thought back to the dreams you once had?

And then I said--then I thought back on the Freud lecture

remember, bethink, recall, recollect The central meaning shared by these verbs is "to bring an image or a thought back to the mind" :