Sentence examples for rec from inspiring English sources
verb
To recommend something such as a book, movie, product etc. see also recs
Once competition starts, customers might choose to buy electricity not from their local REC but from another REC or British Gas.
Soldiers emerge in clumps from the rec room, hoping the Jinglebird has brought them mail from home.
For years before you can learn to drive, you are at the mercy of your parents or the unreliable bus service; you could walk down to the rec and play on the swings or go and see if your mate Pete is around.
Many have been saved from the gallows by the efforts of London lawyers who believe that, given what one Law Lord has described as the "uniquely irreversible" nature of the death penalty, legal representation should be provided for no fee pro bono publico.Michael SLondonThe RockSIR--The rec ent Spanish proposals for joint sovereignty over Gibraltar are nothing new (February 15th).
I won't come in from the rec cage without being forced to.
There's a rec cage three metres from my cell, but they don't let me use that one.
When Gray pulls out a photograph that he carries with him, it's not of his children, but of his rec room, each wall lined with shelves, each shelf stacked high with games.
Less productively, boredom is playing Spider Solitaire on the computer in the rec room.
His rec room was where he worked with the writers on the script for "The Other Guys" and filmed "The Landlord," a two-minute sketch about a two-year-old harridan that's been viewed seventy-six millionlinees online.
The upper shelves of the wall unit are full of pictures: the girls as kids, in various stages of toothlessness and rec-league glory.
Now all those books have yellowed; they sit on the rec-room bookshelves in my dad's house, some moth-eaten and mildewed, others brittle, the corners of the pages breaking as you turn them.
