Sentence examples for recounted events from inspiring English sources

Ann Armstrong recounted events on January 3 2002, that appeared to give weight to the government's obstruction of justice charges.

The original short story, by Judy Budnitz, recounted events from the perspective of Lisa, a 13-year-old who befriends a curious vagrant, who is coping with catastrophe by becoming a dog: not just dressing the part but living it.

Though the faithful reader may chastise us for engaging in farcical contrivance, for the shameless use of coincidence and irony and multiple cliffhangers, though even the most credulous reader might question our fantastic -- nay, surreal -- story, we wish to protest that we have simply recounted events as they have unfurled before our own astonished eyes.

Solomon recounted events as he had lived them; with an immediacy that resonates to this day.

The play recounted events in the career of actress Gilda Radner, who Roswell played, from 1975 (the start of Saturday Night Live) to her death in 1989.

Casburn broke down in tears in the witness box as she recounted events in her personal life that had become interwoven with the events that led to her trial.

They recount events, showing how one moment develops out of another, building suspense about what is to come.

The dynamic performance brings energy and animation to a text written as a sort of collective monologue, recounting events mostly in the past tense.

The case against Mr. Davis, now 62, was based largely on the testimony of people who were recounting events that were more than two decades old.

An exhibition tells the story of the villains who have lived in the castle over the centuries, and audio-visual installations recount events from Newcastle's past.

Andrew's voice is appealing – he is intelligent, and slips easily between recounting events and feelings and speculating about the nature of the brain.