Sentence examples for recap called from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday the channel announced one enticement for viewers to come back: a one-hour recap called "Irene's Fury" that will be shown several times next Sunday.

The channel is hedging its bets by releasing a one-hour recap, called "The Story So Far," summarizing the show to date.

Print publication in Firestone stacks (F), call number K4460.I5725 2009 and RECAP, call number K4460.I5725 2008.

Foreign Policy's Evgeny Morozov called RECAP "smart (and subversive!)," and Katherine Manotedard noted in a Wall Street Journal opinion piece that the searchable RECAP database is more user-friendly than PACER.

To recap: Elton John called for a boycott of Dolce & Gabbana after the pair described babies born through IVF as "synthetic" in a magazine interview.

The Intercept found the addresses of the Americans on a spreadsheet called "FISA Recap".

So Harlan and Tim built the extension and called it RECAP (tagline: "Turning PACER around" Get it? eh?).

If recapping is necessary, use a safe procedure called the one-handed needle recapping method: Recapping needles leaves you prone to getting punctured.

SportsCastr, which is powered by FanChain, a blockchain solution that aims to connect the sports industry with fans to increase engagement, will be providing Play by Play campers a platform to create real-time videos to call, recap, and predict games.

To recap, Phase Two is tentatively called Arm Our Kids — A.O.K. — and its objective is a comprehensive K-12 carry program.

To quickly recap: Donald Trump nominated an attorney called Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court.