Sentence examples similar to reciting equations from inspiring English sources
She later worked as a call girl, entertaining clients with her ability to recite equations during sexual acts.
Welch was trained as a statistician as well as a physician, and when he recites numbers and equations his voice rises to a booming pitch, as if he were a televangelist moonlighting as a math teacher.
Algebra students across the country recite this line as they learn how to balance equations.
Mr. Summers, challenged by a questioner to say how powerful the sun is, gave a quick explanation of Einstein's E=mc2, the equation everyone can recite and few can explain.
No hope of solving any equations that day, what with the pie-eating contests, the bickering over the merits of pi versus tau (pi times two), and the throwdowns over who can recite more digits of pi.
He began reciting English everywhere.
Firestone was reciting Jewish prayers.
Already she was reciting Kaddish.
Reciting verses from the Koran.
The equations went unsolved.
"Everyone likes simple equations.
