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Meanings of recount the events in English

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Usage of recount the events in English
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She did not want to recount the events of that day.
Reuters
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Simonne can now recount the events of that day relatively calmly.
Radio NZ
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They listened to Police Chief Noonan recount the events that occurred in the courtroom.
Love at first flight: one round trip that would change everythin...
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Ragib nervously began to recount the events, content that for now Aziz hadn't executed him.
Transfer of power
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I recount the events of the night and morning.
What is the what: the autobiography of valentino achak deng
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I recount the events of the previous two weeks.
The whore of babylon, a memoir
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But this is not the time nor place to recount the events of the past.
Recollections of Forty Years in the House, Senate and Cabinet / ...
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Let me recount the events of the past few days that I have only hinted at in my letters.
The Transgressors / Story of a Great Sin / A Political Novel of ...
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Ms Murdoch said both women lived with what happened for many years, but could now recount the events in graphic detail.
Radio NZ
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Haltingly, Jennifer began to recount the events in the courtroom, gradually speaking more rapidly as it all came to life again.
Rage of angels
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In a slow, deliberate voice, Eragon began to recount the events that had transpired since he and Brom had left Jeod's house.
Brisingr
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Ellie folded her hands on her lap and began to recount the events of that night from the moment she woke up.
The mighty quinns: liam
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Before I recount the events of our voyage I may as well make a few remarks about the ship and my brother-officers.
Hurricane Hurry
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Anybody who heard Ben's parents sorrowfully recount the events around his death, could not help but think it could have been their child.
The Irish Times
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If the walls of a property could only talk and recount the events of its lifetime, 61 Wellington Road would have some interesting recollections.
The Irish Times
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We have both amused our leisure with books, and can therefore recount the events of former times, or cite the dictates of ancient wisdom.
The Works of Samuel Johnson, LL.D. in Nine Volumes, Volume 03 / ...
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