memorized

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• For somebody who’s born blind, that whole area is used for completely different things—touch, hearing, memorizing vocabulary words, and so on.

• In ancient Rome, slaves were trained to memorize the names of voters who might be persuaded to vote for their master, so that he could find and greet them personally.

• Schools tend to focus on covering lots of topics and memorizing countless facts.

• The brain wants to spend as little energy as possible so if it’s something already known, it’s easier to identify and memorize.

• London taxi drivers are required to memorize “the Knowledge” – the complex routes, roads and landmarks of their city.

• “Five of them would attend a show and each one would memorize a certain part of a garment,” said Elia.

• People think history is a bunch of facts and dates that you memorize.

• Memorize and spread this mantra: The War on Drugs Is What Makes Thugs.

• I love to read poetry and try to memorize poetry on my hiatus so that I keep my memorization skills going.

• You had to memorize something and stand stock still with your hands behind your voice and just boom out in front of 500 people.

• The reader should memorize it so that it may be used without referring to the book.

• I am often asked how to memorize, for instance—or the best means for doing this; another psychological process.

• The ability to memorize ideas expressed in notes grows with use, just as any other aptitude grows with continued effort.

• You remember the stories you memorize and the card tricks you study and that little piece on the piano—how does it go?