recap造句

Okay a brief recap of last week as usual.

Palm Sunday, recap Fr Mark's homily, short and quite simple but impressed in my head.

Though we recap some information about bots, we do not do so exhaustively.

To recap my scenario, I want to enable my users to navigate a set of articles using a natural hierarchy.

WSJ's Melinda Beck gives a recap on how dreams have played a role in entertainment, including its latest part in the film, "Inception."

Eventually, I got careless with the gas can, not bothering to recap it between killings, and there came then, naturally, a match that refused to be lit.

ERIC GRIMSON Let's recap where we were. Last lecture, we talked about, or started to talk about efficiency. Orders of growth. Complexity.

Riley Poole: So let's recap: We've broken into Buckingham Palace and the Oval Office stolen a page from the President's super-secret book and actually kidnapped the President of the United States.

With this new attention focused on display advertising, I thought it would be a good time to recap all the different opportunities for buying and placing this form of online advertising.

From the street interviews, we found many people mentioned one incident when asked what they think to be the reason behind police's crackdown. A recap of the event might give you more ideas.

This recap focuses on the paradigm shift to the dynamic sharing of resources, using GIG to achieve information superiority, and the value of a grid monitor to harness unused resources.

As a security aficionado, I was interested in his reply to something Nielsen had written. I quoted it earlier, so here's a recap of the part being referred to.