Sentence examples for recent recount from inspiring English sources
Given the lawyer's role in Justice Prosser's recent recount success, a reasonable person might well question the judge's impartiality on that case, too.
Two recent books recount the extraordinary perseverance of blacks who encountered unfairness on the fairways.
And, in the wake of the recent Presidential recount, there's something bracing about a potboiler that reminds us that our government has better things to do than squabble over the finer points of electoral law.
Ms. Zhang has traveled extensively in recent months, recounting her experiences while in prison in China last year.
When "A Different Drummer" opens, one of them, seeking to make sense of the recent events, recounts a harrowing story.
In recent statements recounting the case they made for delaying the return of American soldiers from Europe, Army generals described a world that was not the same as when Mr. Rumsfeld approved the redeployment plans.
Our recent story recounted the difficulties faced by Western investors who try to resolve legal disputes in emerging markets.
CALL it taking inventory or, in light of recent events, a recount.
"They wanted to know where the guerrillas were camped," said Mr. Caisamo, 18, one of many Embera Indians to recount recent beatings, rapes or threats by armed groups here.
As the recent HBO film Recount shows, Gore was consensual and statesmanlike - in the middle of a knife-fight.
We've listened to HRC President Chad Griffin and others recount recent victories and detail the work ahead.
