These apothegms were recited in a variety of fine, theatrical voices.
It is said that one day a poem was recited in Arabic to praise him, but as Yaqub didn't understand Arabic he ordered that no poem should be recited in a language he did not know.
I conducted my own investigation, and my careful analysis of the facts were recited in a speech on the floor of the House of Representatives on Feb. 28, 1985.
The present publishers, Shapiro, Bernstein & Co., say that only the verse was written in 1902, to be recited in a vaudeville act; Newton added the music in 1907, and the resulting balla was copyrighted 2 years later.
But since then computers have calculated more digits of pi than could ever even be recited in a lifetime, let alone memorised, and now pi memorisation is only for the truly dedicated.
Harry dated a series of posh British blondes — at least two of whom were looking on as Saturday's vows were recited, in a wholly modern nod to dealing respectfully and civilly with one's exes — but wound up smitten by Markle, who came into his life via a mutual friend who thought they might just click.
As the ritual moves toward its conclusion, psalms of praise (Hallel, previously read in part) are recited in unison and a fourth cup of wine is poured to acknowledge God's loving providence.
The middle part of the Ardas is a list, in a generally agreed form, of the trials and the triumphs of the Khalsa, which are recited in clusters by a prayer leader.
Verses of the Quran are recited in prayer before take off.
The specials are recited in thick accents by young waiters who manage to look raffish in their white jackets.
