Sentence examples for recounting from from inspiring English sources

"I went with him because he was offering me work," she said, recounting from her small dark home the start of a tale that still brings tears three years later.

"We were very nervous and afraid and my mother said, 'Come quickly, we will go somewhere and we will be safe,' " said Tillah, 12, recounting from a hospital bed how women and children fled the bombing by taking refuge in a large compound, which was then hit.

This week there is "Pearl Harbor: Dawn of Death," a three-cassette recounting from the Military Network and BFS, a Canadian distributor.

It is disconcerting that the Bush campaign impeded the manual recounts from being properly conducted as allowed by the Florida Supreme Court.

Carolyn Brown's memoir, "Chance and Circumstance," recounts, from the inside, the exhilaration of working with Cunningham, Rauschenberg and Cage.

Each is recounted from the point of view of an aging adult ruefully looking back at happier times of youth.

The book begins with a matter-of-fact retelling of the executions of Marcel Numa and Louis Drouin, which Danticat recounts from a documentary film she watched.

The personal costs of being a professional "witness" are made evident in an anecdote Lifton recounts from early in his career.

Such a dictionary, it was argued, would be a "historical monument"; it would represent "the history of a nation" recounted from a distinctive "point of view".

One district, the heavily Cuban-American city of Hialeah, Fla., is being recounted from scratch this week after questions about the initial count surfaced.

Ms. Harris rejected the recounts from Broward and Palm Beach tonight, as well as an earlier request from Miami-Dade County to include the results of a manual recount of three precincts in the final tally.