recount

[rɪˈkaʊnt]

Definition:
1. An additional (usually a second) count; especially of the votes in a close election.
2. Narrate or give a detailed account of.
3. Count again.

Use 'recount' in a sentence:

1. The recount poisoned the well from the beginning.
2. Mercifully, I do not recount the hundreds of occasions I ended up with code that wouldn't even compile.
3. It is left to Sana's grandmother to recount the story, while the girl and her mother listen.
4. She tearfully recounted the suffering she'd undergone in the past few years.
5. I was especially fascinated to hear Strobe recount Khrushchev's tales of Kremlin intrigue.
6. First, it recounts the road administration.
7. The process of investigation and analysis was recounted in the third part.
8. Analyzing and recounting methods of wind speed forecast and its use in actual engineering.
9. This year's recount will determine who will be Minnesota's next governor.
10. Answer: the insurance cost with safe medical treatment is met every year recount.
11. Minnesotans can take heart, however, that this year's recount will not be the state's last.
12. Minnesotans, in contrast, are conducting their recount with the cool that comes with expertise.
13. On November 29th Minnesota began its second statewide recount in two years.
14. The practical significance of this work in Josephson voltage standard is recounted.
15. The Zimbabwean opposition denounced the electoral commission's recount plans.
16. Minnesota's last recount, which began in 2008, was truly epic.
17. The second part mainly recounted the domestic and foreign teaching thought about the experience teaching.
18. Perhaps you recount your register and find that he was right. So.
19. It's also ordered an audit and recount in many polling stations across the country.
20. A Study on Chinese Modern "Growing-up Novel" by Recounting Theory.
21. Most people are not able to recount memories for experiences prior to the age of three years, a phenomenon called infantile amnesia.
22. The recount is a practical necessity but has no basis in electoral law.
23. Firstly, this article recounts the background of the whole event.
24. Every different mood, but recounting the same sad.
25. Governor Bush immediately appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court to stop the recount.
26. Days later Sir Alex Ferguson will recount the tale with relish, hilarity and even admiration.
27. A recount gave Al Franken, a former comedian, 225 more votes than Norm Coleman, the Republican incumbent.
28. Connotation and Recounting Ways of "New Realistic Novel"
29. Minnesota is now filled with recount experts.
30. The High Court ordered all ballot boxes sealed to preserve evidence, but did not order a recount.
31. This paper recounts the principle and structure for speed stablization.
32. Under Florida law， a victory margin of half of one per cent or less automatically triggers a recount.
33. This paper mainly recounts the research and design of a Li-Ion battery testing system.
34. Your wife probably finds it boring, possibly annoying, to have to recount the details of past liaisons.
35. He then recounted the story of the interview for his first job.
36. Tears streamed down his checks as he recounted his unhappy experience.
37. She wanted a recount. She couldn't believe that I had got more votes than her.
38. Recounting the Quality Rule of commodity and the value Rule of Commodity.
39. She recounted his sins.
40. Green recounts how he once went to see Bremner in his lair.
41. Credit: the Exchange of Two Kinds of Recount Context.
42. The results of a partial recount are expected to be announced next week.
43. Secondly, the system of the regime will be recounted and analyzed.
44. The growth recounting is the abstract symbol of the national development.
45. The novel does not simply recount experience.
46. With my lips I recount all the laws that come from your mouth.
47. It would take more energy to recount the votes.
48. The number of changes in Rails 3 is too significant to recount fully here.
49. She wanted a recount. She couldn't believe that I got more votes than she did.
50. Years later, Will Torres can recount his first moments in the penthouse in detail.
51. They recounted what had happened during those years.
52. The defeated candidate demanded a recount.
53. He carefully recounts the tale, the microscopic details of those crucial minutes.
54. She was asked to recount the details of the conversation to the court.
55. They recounted amusing stories about their first sexual experiences.
56. He recounted how heavily armed soldiers forced him from the presidential palace.
57. He recounted and adorned his adventure.