Esimerkkejä To recount käytöstä Englanti ja niiden käännökset Suomi
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I didn't ask you to recount it.
I would like to recount a short incident that I find significant.
The one I delivered alive to recount the tale.
I would like to recount some from my perspective.
You raised me up, Margarita, so thatI might live to recount your deeds.
Now it's my turn to recount how it all began.
Torture… in ways too hideous and intimate to recount.
I do not propose to recount my life in any detail what is what.
It's a very, very long story that I am physically unable to recount without dire consequences.
Do you want me to recount Every embarrassing thing I know about you?
When we are safe and home.Strange in ways we will find impossible to recount.
This gives him a chance to recount what really happened during the war years.
Witch Doctor performs a ritualistic dance, one that haunts the dreams of those who live to recount it.
Am I supposed to recount all the points in my life leading up to this moment?
Ardsmuir. We had no books there, but Mr. Fraser was accustomed to recount the stories he had read to the other prisoners.
I didn't want to recount the private life of the Caiman, but his public dimension, from the building of Milan2 to becoming Prime Minister.
I think fiction can be a great tool to teach about history, butmany young writers fall into the trap of trying to recount events, or document how things are in a certain time period.
He would never cease to recount that faith only was necessary in the business of finding God.
Mr President, Mr President-in-Office of the Council, Commissioner, I was a member of the delegation from ourGroup which visited Turkey. I do not want to recount my experiences at length, I just want to tell you what my impression was.
Jesus, being a new son of the covenant, was asked to recount the origin of the Passover, and this he well did, but he somewhat disconcerted his parents by the inclusion of numerous remarks mildly reflecting the impressions made on his youthful but thoughtful mind by the things which he had so recently seen and heard.
Ladies and gentlemen, before detailing the preparations we are making for the meeting in Geneva,I should like briefly to recount the results of last year's meeting,to give you an idea of the challenges facing us in March and April.
From having his name engraved on the Cup a league-record 17 times to having personally forced an NHL rule change after scoring three goals in 44 seconds on a singlepower play in 1955, there's no shortage of stories to recount about the exploits Béliveau accomplished on the ice.
The film is about Henry Van Cleve(played by Don Ameche),who presents himself at the gates of Hell to recount his life and the women he has known from his mother onwards, concentrating on his happy but sometimes difficult 25 years of marriage to Martha Gene Tierney.
FR As I once said in Strasbourg, when the present times have passed, when we will all have been gone for many years andwhen men seek to recount the human adventure that we lived, they will- irrespective of our religious or philosophical convictions- be unable to say more than that the people of those times, of that century, lived together the immense adventure of Christian civilisation.
The Treaty, Brazil and Africa are achievements, and achievements for the benefit of Europe, but I have to say, ladies and gentlemen, Mr President,that there is not time here to recount, even in summary, all the achievements of the Portuguese Presidency, but I would like to tell you, albeit briefly, that this Presidency has left its mark on the main items on the European agenda and I would like to begin with the agenda regarding freedoms.