Sentence examples for a point of memorizing from inspiring English sources

Ms. Tureck, though, was fascinated by his work, and at 14, when she began studying with Chiapusso, she made a point of memorizing a prelude and fugue from "The Well-Tempered Clavier" between lessons.

Shimmering with fury at what he portrayed as betrayal by a literary hero he once idolized to the point of memorizing passages from his work, Mr. Fischer added that reading the book was "like your favorite uncle being caught in a school playground, masturbating".

What was the point of memorizing Shakespeare's "Shall I compare thee to a summer's day?" sonnet or — in Middle English, no less!

Start with a catchy pop tune if you want to make a hobby of memorizing songs.

I always make it a point to give more credit to such essay, as the student must be credited with the choice of memorizing a good essay.

Instead of memorizing a Shakespeare recitation, he relied on a hidden iPod.

Instead of memorizing a list of words, try breaking it into easier to remember smaller lists.

Mr. Schilling spoke of memorizing birds as a camp counselor.

The trained neural network is capable of memorizing and predicting the joint angles associated with a range of workstation configurations.

This procedure is repeated five times, typically yielding an increasing number of memorized words.

For 'A level' you must memorize all of names in this table.