reliving

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• I am grateful I had the time to relive a lot of these memories without a deadline.

• “When we clean out our attics, we relive lives,” says Paxton, who now has 20 years of experience helping others sort through their homes or family estates.

• You may not want the subject of the video to relive an abuse again and again, dox the person who shot the footage, or cause more widespread trauma.

• In the seminal classic film Groundhog’s Day, Bill Murray’s character Phil Connors relives the same day over and over until he changes his own behavior — the only thing he has control over — to wake up to a new day.

• Reached by phone, he did not appear interested in reliving the ordeal.

• Most of the show, however, was dedicated to joyfully reliving the classics.

• Before he finishes, he will have broken down in tears, recounting and reliving the nightmare that has been his life.

• Each one, Kerry says, is like reliving the day he disappeared.

• If I had to choose between reliving the rape or the grand jury testimony I would choose the rape.

• Never had her ignorance of life and literature so weighed on her as in reliving the short scene of her discomfiture.

• Five seconds after she went to sleep, Sue was reliving one of her yesterdays.

• Later she seemed to become a child again, reliving her life in her parents' home.