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He can memorise at sight all the revolting contents of a swill-tub.
Punch, or the London Charivari, Volume 156, April 23, 1919
2
Learn Your Times Tables helps children to understand and memorise essential multiplication facts.
The Daily Telegraph
3
If you want to memorise something, scientists have discovered, clench your right fist.
Radio NZ
4
She told me her address and I pretended to memorise it -again.
Moon Over Soho
5
An audit of the exam has found questions are predictable and students memorise answers.
The Irish Times
6
If I could memorise the directions from the tube station, I should be fine.
The Intimate Adventures of a London Call Girl
7
They will insist that you don't memorise, you can look it up on Google.
The Guardian
8
He perceives emotions and adapts his behaviour accordingly, and he can memorise personality traits.
The Guardian
9
It sounded like something someone had told her to memorise.
Altered carbon
10
He makes the kids memorise poems and they manage it but I never do.
The Guardian
11
I was too scared of having to memorise it all.'
Melnitz
12
We don't want people to have to memorise a glossary just to function at Tesla.
News.com.au
13
He said he had tried to memorise his numbers, but was overwhelmed on the show.
News.com.au
14
When you sing you don't stammer, and for some reason I could always memorise songs.
The Guardian
15
The producers hand Mauricio another card of bullet points to memorise before they start filming again.
The Guardian
16
Like a cabbie learning the Knowledge, Henry must memorise every detail of these constantly changing waterways.
The Guardian
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