Sentence examples for has recounted how from inspiring English sources
He has recounted how McCain voted against the Senate Republican plan to repeal the Affordable Care Act 13 months ago.
Ms. Roll has recounted how Ms. Merkel, when she was 14 just after the Prague Spring reforms had been crushed in 1968, began telling her class about her summer vacation in Czechoslovakia.
He has recounted how his photoshoots can end up with consenting models performing sex acts on him – moments his assistants have captured to share with the world at exhibitions such as his "Terryworld" show in Manhattan five years ago.
He has recounted how they were not so interested in the film until, towards the end of production, they saw how radically different it was from the TV series.
There was, too, a hint of humour: the poet's daughter Catherine has recounted how her father, who studied Latin at school and university, would trade quips in the language with his family (the exclamation "holy smoke" became sanctus fumus).
Rhodes, who has recounted how playing the piano helped him out of addiction following an abusive childhood, said: "Within the space of a generation, music education has been decimated.
Officials have recounted how some carriers have been unable to carry out wiretap orders and how the F.B.I. has spent tens of millions of dollars to help fix the problems.
Accomplished men and women have recounted how they were awed by his intellect, influenced by his humanity, inspired and enlisted by his passion.
In the past decade, two pathbreaking volumes — "Forgotten Armies" and "Forgotten Wars," by the Cambridge historians Christopher Bayly and Tim Harper — have recounted how European empires were destroyed, and contemporary Asian nation-states forged, by Japanese invasions and occupations.
Other POWs have recounted how the North Vietnamese began to probe into the prisoners' backgrounds, often feeding them communist propaganda and pointing out the inequalities and upheaval back in the United States.
Others, such as Barrett Brown in the Guardian and in his book Hot, Fat, and Clouded, have recounted how little support I got from the university authorities during this ordeal.
