Sentence examples for he could memorize from inspiring English sources

He discovered that he could memorize information which would make him a reasonably good conversationalist.

"He could memorize cards, and he wasn't making any money from chess in those days.

Why, for example, would he memorize one page of the phone book when he could memorize 500?

He sat by the entrance, reading a newspaper and studying attendance lists so he could memorize students' names.

His father, Louis, was a housepainter who loved jazz, kept a player piano in the house and taught himself to play ragtime by slowing down the mechanism so that he could memorize where to place his fingers.

All Sarah Palin demonstrated was that after days of intensive coaching, she could memorize talking points and when a question was asked she could ratchet through her memory banks and come up with the paragraph that somewhat, but not always, matched the question.

They were just fine if they had to drive without worrying about math or word memorization, and they could memorize and do math all right if they didn't also have to drive.

Under the Athenian democracy, litigants were expected to speak for themselves, though they could memorize a speech written for them.

Kennedy explains how lucky her mother was to have had a grandfather whom she visited every Wednesday night after dancing class so they could memorize poems together.

By the time the students arrived in my discussion section they were only looking to me to map out sample problems from which they could memorize the method and the solution, often without considering the physical meaning and implications of the problem.

The best among them could memorize the first and last names of dozens of strangers in just a few minutes, thousands of random digits in under an hour and — to impress those with a more humanistic bent — any poem you handed them.