Sentence examples for have trouble memorizing from inspiring English sources

Good news for music fans who have trouble memorizing lyrics: artist Jesse Hill has given us a new reason to blast Kendrick Lamar's single, "i," on repeat with his latest, painstakingly translated emoji music video.

If you have trouble memorizing it at first, write the letter names of the notes down on a piece of paper and place the paper above or below the keys on your keyboard.

If you're playing with young kids or other people who have trouble memorizing cards, see the "4 cards in hand" Variation or try using the 6-card rules instead.

I later learned that as a child she had been severely dyslexic, and that she still had trouble memorizing lines for a part.

"Prior to creating the Dadnab service, it was hard for me to use public transportation on the go; I had trouble memorizing the exact times, routes and stops for my trips," says site founder and operator Roger L. Cauvin.

When my daughter Elizabeth asked me what the difference was between a deciduous and conifer tree, because she was having trouble memorizing the answer from the science book, I took her outside to see it for herself.

I had trouble memorizing Lean On Me so instead of keeping quiet for the parts that I didn't know, I mouthed "Wa-ter-mel-lon, Wa-ter-mel-lon, Wa-ter-mel-lon".

defer.add img); If you're having trouble memorizing your lines by the time you're not allowed to look at your script anymore, sneak a copy of it backstage.

If you're having trouble memorizing a concept, write a catchy jingle about it (or write lyrics to the tune of your favorite song); choreograph a representative dance; draw a comic.

If you start by a little bit of the scene, then create a more of the scene, little by little as you have the amount of the created scene memorized and practiced it so it looks real, until the scene is created, you'll have less trouble memorizing the fight scene.

They have trouble reading.