Sentence examples for recounting over from inspiring English sources

That Sarah's surgeon could make such a specific and accurate diagnosis still mystifies me, and her story has become one of several diagnostic mysteries I find myself recounting over and over again.

Even if "Manson" is occasionally tedious, recounting over and over the Family's peripatetic adventures — garbage diving for food, stealing, "creepy-crawling" into people's homes at night — it stands as a definitive work: important for students of criminology, human behavior, popular culture, music, psychopathology and sociopathology, and compulsively readable for anyone who relishes nonfiction.

Based on manual recounting, over 116 additional votes had been counted for Governor Bush, while 272 more votes for Vice President Gore were found through the manual recount.

Jiri Kaderabek's "Hamoody Jauda," which opened the concert, began with Mr. Kaderabek's recounting, over his cocktail-piano tinklings, the story of a wounded Iraqi boy sent to America for facial reconstruction.

Outdoor advertising, which will run on buses, aerial banners and commuter train and subway platforms, takes a similar tack, showing tea drinkers getting carried away in their tasks, while humorous 60-second radio spots recount " 'Over-refreshed,' the continuing saga of a young man named Ed and his Lipton Iced Tea".

"I know in Florida, though, there is no preference for manual recounts over machine recounts".

Ms. Peeno's testimony has been widely recounted over the years.

"He has this laptop on the table," Melton recounted over the phone.

On humid days, voting machines jam, leading to recounts; over the aeons, tectonic plates jam, resulting in earthquakes.

"I first went in 1970, and it was a beautiful place," he recounts over a glass of Kazakh Cognac.

Mr. Bush led by 327 votes, according to the latest unofficial tally of votes that were recounted over the last few days.