Sentence examples for who memorize from inspiring English sources

Such feats of memorization are also common among Orthodox religious students and among Hindus who memorize chanted prayers and scriptures.

The guys who memorize these lists have a hard time explaining their passion.

Baseball fans -- we obsessive train-spotter types who memorize record books -- tend to think new faces are fun.

It's only a trick to people who memorize the size and cost of an item the first time they buy it and assume that reality will never change.

Then there were those Scrabble cheats who memorize the official Scrabble dictionary with bizarre two-letter words like "xi" and "udo".

Jay-Z is among the few rappers who memorize rhymes without committing them to paper, but he says that as a kid he always kept a green notebook with him.

"A lot of A.P. is memorizing timelines," explained Anna Hagadorn, who memorized enough last year to earn a top score of 5.

Well, responded David Bromwich, just take a look at the autobiography of Marlon Brando, who memorized heaps of Shakespeare.

He was trumped by Dominic O'Brien of Britain, who memorized the order of a deck of cards in 60 seconds.

"There was a whole generation of tortured adolescents who memorized her every song, every phrase, every breath".

Master chanters (who memorized all three voice parts for thousands of chants for the complex liturgical calendar) and village song masters began to die without having trained successors.