Sentence examples for began recounting from inspiring English sources

Broward County, which began recounting on Wednesday, continued doing so.

After the forced abortion, Mr. Deng opened a microblog account and began recounting the family's ordeal.

Montana walked slowly to the microphone and began recounting forty years of N.O.P.D. mistreatment of Indians.

Across the state, election workers began recounting ballots they had first counted on Tuesday night.

When I asked him about the attack on the square, he began recounting the events of that night, and then broke down momentarily and wept.

Then, bending my head, pressing my singed palms, smeared with bright clay, to my half-blinded eyes, I began recounting my sorrows.

"I found this leg," Ms. Davis begins, recounting the circumstances of her attack and gesturing to the space her limb once occupied.

In Miami-Dade County, where some 654,000 ballots are at stake, the canvassing board decided today that it would not begin recounting until Monday.

When the Florida Supreme Court salvaged Vice President Al Gore's hopes this afternoon with its ruling to begin recounting votes, he already had two strikes against him.

The Old Man begins recounting the events of his life, and the movie flashes back (in sepia-toned scenes) to the 1940s, when he was a Young Man (Ben Barnes) in Paris who married a beautiful French waitress (Nora Arnezeder) and had a baby girl with her.

In response, President-elect Donald Trump said in a statement: "The people have spoken and the election is over, and as Hillary Clinton herself said on election night, in addition to her conceding by congratulating me, 'We must accept this result and then look to the future.'" Wisconsin began recount proceedings late on Friday after receiving a petition from Jill Stein, the Green party candidate.