They recite the same yells at the same time.
They recite the poetry of the great Hafez.
They recite the credo of Isis that he who overcomes fear will achieve enlightenment.
They recite verses from Marlowe, Chalkhill, Bass, Donne and other poets of the day.
They recite the text in stylized Greek-chorus fashion, while performing sporting activities onstage.
They recite prayers at his black-marble tomb and circle back down in a flowing parade of adoration.
They recite his schedule, read talking points and explain the intricacies of issues likely to come up.
They recite elaborately rhymed verses about real and imaginary events and characters, like the Mysterious Peacock of folklore, and sell the same poems, transcribed, to an attentive peasant audience.
They recite passages from RD Laing's titular psychoanalytic tract, whose convoluted linguistic structure suggests the intense emotional and psychological entanglements that underlie romantic relationships: "It hurts Jack to think that Jill thinks Jack is hurting her by him being hurt......
They recite a poem during the beating and their victims give them some money.
– Julie Le Baron, VICE France.
