memorize

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

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.

It was a mouthful of a lesson, but after learning it once, you never had to memorize it again.

It is nothing short of ridiculous to memorize ten words in order to remember one fact.

You'd rather work at your literature and come first, perhaps, but you can memorize quickly and they need you.

(e) To memorize words and to learn to inflect them, before memorizing and learning how to construct sentences.

And we find that he helps himself to memorize even in other ways.

The next morning the critics re-write it anyway for the manager—I don't begin to memorize really—until we're settled for a run.