Sentence examples for a reciting from inspiring English sources

Jerusha Lamptey, like many Muslims observing Ramadan, attempts to listen to a reciting of the entire Koran within the month.

The formula is made up of a reciting tone with middle and final cadences (mediation and termination), much like the Gregorian-chant psalm tones from which Anglican chant derives.

There is a pull in the chants toward cadences on C, motifs frequently are built on the notes C D E or C E G, and E is often used as a reciting note.

But the last thing Mr. McCain's advisers wanted this week was a reciting of how Mr. Bush served Mr. McCain birthday cake on the day Katrina begin whipping New Orleans three years ago.

"Will you let me help you?" she asked in the bland voice of a salesman reciting a memorised pitch.

A reverend led a Hindu chant, and a rabbi recited a Jewish prayer in memorial.

When things get slow, according to Matt Palmieri, "he'll tell a joke, sing a song, recite a limerick.

A lecturer recited a dreary oration on how to be an interesting public speaker.

A person employs recall, for example, when reminiscing about a vacation or reciting a poem after hearing its title.

"A waitress recites a man's breakfast order -unfunny.

Echoing through the small foyer, a voice recites a series of years, interspersing dates from the early and late 20th century.