Sample Sentences forrecapitulate (auto-selected)
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Let me recapitulate: Before such complex molecules, of which all life consists, can be formed, at least two conditions must be present: there must be no oxygen in the atmosphere, and there must be access forcosmic radiation.† (source)
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To recapitulate: an imposter came to your party and you admitted him because of a fancied resemblance to a fictitious character in a cartoon.† (source)
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With a faint hum and rattle the moving racks crawled imperceptibly through the weeks and the recapitulated aeons to where, in the Decanting Room, the newly-unbottled babes uttered their first yell of horror and amazement.† (source)
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Now, let me recapitulate your request, your demand, as it were—† (source)
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I tend to recapitulate phylogeny every morning.† (source)
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When he was doing ghost games he liked to take the action into the stands, inventing a kid chasing a foul ball, a carrot-topped boy with a cowlick (shameless, ain't I) who retrieves the ball and holds it aloft, this five-ounce sphere of cork, rubber, yarn, horsehide and spiral stitching, a souvenir baseball, a priceless thing somehow, a thing that seems to recapitulate the whole history of the game every time it is thrown or hit or touched.† (source)
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But let me recapitulate for you.† (source)
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He lay back on the sponge-rubber couch and recapitulated his plans.† (source)
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Tolstoy then recapitulates in a few paragraphs the theory of art which he had expressed at greater length elsewhere.† (source)
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He gave me a pecking, recapitulating kiss, his black beard thrust at me like a shoe.† (source)
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Now may I recapitulate: He reported the Spaniard's conversation to you, informed on the Spaniard's tour of the North Country, warned against a possible rebellion there.† (source)
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He recapitulated the Wennerström affair and explained that Blomkvist had left Millennium in disgrace and that he had recently served a prison term.† (source)
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The convention recapitulates the career of the poems themselves, which passed into later European literature via Latin epic traditions.† (source)
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She was a good student, a captain in net ball, a senior prefect, and showing promise in Bharatnatyam, finding in herself a talent for recapitulating a most intricate dance sequence after being shown it just once.† (source)
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Dick hesitated on the verge of the truth, swung away to give himself space within which to recapitulate.† (source)
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First, I interviewed the domestics, and with their aid, I recapitulated the evening.† (source)
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