In the book you recount whole conversations from decades ago.
"If you recount any ballots, you have to recount all of them.
In the book, you recount an evening when Mario suggested that you open your own restaurant.
In the poem, you recount being sent to fetch "a loaf of Wonder, / Land of Lakes, and two Camels".
And even if, by a miracle, the Florida Supreme Court lets you recount, the Florida Legislature is going to stop you.
HD Would you recount for us some of the things which are fundamentally your own innovations in architecture?
"He said, 'People come here and we're all nice and friendly to you,' " recounted one student, Katrina Reiser, 15, from Lincoln, Mass.
In your new memoir, "Magnificent Desolation," which comes out this week, you recount a period of ruinous drinking and clinical depression following your time in space.
I can't remember the last time I told a real war story — the kind you recount with waving arms and an animated voice, impersonating friends you haven't talked to in years.
In your new book, "Radical," you recount that while growing up in a Korean-American household in Toledo, if your brother brought home a bad grade, your mother would ground you, not him.
