Memorise

Inspiration for Kith came from Rankin’s time on Masterchef: “Sometimes we didn’t know what we’d be asked to make so you’d spend hours trying to memorise for shortcrust or sweet pastry.

It is in the best interest of the users to memorise their banking password or card PIN.

Memorise: “Wherefore, brethren, look ye out among you seven men of honest report, full of the Holy Ghost and wisdom, whom we may appoint over this business.

Notwithstanding their level of Islamic knowledge, the general instructional role of women is restricted to the traditional Qur'anic school to teach to read and memorise the Qur'an.

For those memorise I’m internally grateful!

Soon you’ll just chat with your in-room i-concierge who can even memorise what time to flick the light switch so you can grab some shut-eye.

This way, children need not memorise isolated facts.

Unfortunately she didn’t memorise it and the one and only copy of utter brilliance; she left on the bus.

He had taught his daughter to memorise the family’s address so she could return home if she ever got lost.

Sadly, many Western-educated Ekitis now could neither write nor memorise textbook poetry taught to them in school, while old and beautiful traditional poetic forms are also lost to them.

Why am I, for that matter, still dreaming that I am failing to memorise quotations from Henry James 22 years after I committed them to what has turned out to be my short-term memory?

Most are long and difficult to memorise.

Such strange words in difficult hexameter scansion, are by no means easy to memorise.

There are a group of mnemonic poems designed to help memorise lists and sequences of names and to keep objects in order.