Sentence examples for recounting about from inspiring English sources

And then the exquisitely mindful ending.... Cheryl - who strayed - embracing her past promiscuity, the heroin, the meandering - her entire life, her entire healing journey - all of the things that most viewers would consider to be abominable at best and avoidable at worst - and recounting about the family she was able to create after all hope for a traditional life would have seemed lost.

Mr. Roach had just received an Emmy for directing the film "Recount," about the disputed 2000 election, for HBO.

But in a story often recounted about Mr. Pritchert on the A.S.U.

Despite the horror stories recounted about Russian orphanages, social welfare experts say that conditions in many are not terrible; some are excellent.

Mr. Roach came on board after finishing his HBO movie "Recount," about the aftermath of the Bush-Gore race, but before doing "Game Change".

That anecdote has been recounted about long-deceased curators at nearly every natural history museum in the world, as well as innumerable other hoarders.

In the HBO movie "Recount," about Bush v. Gore, in which the two lawyers argued against each other, Boies was played by Ed Begley, Jr. "Ed Begley looks more like me," Boies said.

And I loved reading all the children's "horror" stories she recounts about their first few days at school, which have become familiar punch lines to long-running family jokes.

… I loved reading all the children's "horror" stories she recounts about their first few days at school, which have become familiar punch lines to long-running family jokes.

Len Amato, the president of HBO Films and a producer of its 2008 film "Recount" about the disputed 2000 presidential election, said, "Generally, distance from the event is your friend".

Mr. Sancho, the Leon County supervisor of elections, said that the judges had recounted about 4,000 ballots before the action was halted, and that the canvassing boards could discern the voters' intentions on about 160 of them.