Sentence examples for recount from memory from inspiring English sources
In place of a stultifying focus on ancient dogmas and ceremonies, there was a return to the actual teachings of Jesus, which were being interpreted in increasingly liberal and egalitarian ways, as evidenced by the words of a popular folk hymn we used to sing, a few lines of which I recount from memory: He sent me to give the Good News to the poor.
When you go to a new doctor, the medical history you recount from memory is recorded with pen and paper.
What's in your lap?" And then up comes the hat, and I say, "Can I see the inside?" And there's a cheat sheet in there he's pretending to recount from memory while reading off of a document.
TNR's archives went missing some time ago, so this recounting is from memory.
"If someone had previous knowledge of the eye chart," he said, "you can go to the car people, and you could recount the chart from memory.
Gordie recounts a memory from when he shared some stories at his local Borders bookstore in charming detail where a large portion of the audience was children.
In Heavier Than Heaven, biographer Charles R. Cross recounts how a six-year-old Cobain boasted that he'd drawn a perfect image of Mickey Mouse from memory.
The Spaniard José María Olazábal doesn't need to think long to recount his favorite memory from dinners past.
All, of course, from memory.
