Sentence examples for before reciting from inspiring English sources

We hold our breath at class plays when they pause a bit too long before reciting their lines.

"It's all about leadership," Mr. Schweitzer said before reciting the economic statistics that he repeats in campaign stops.

He fought for us," the announcer says before reciting a list of the president's accomplishments, like the auto industry rescue and the killing of Osama bin Laden.

After every Lin bucket or assist, the Knicks public address announcer Michael T. Walczewski paused for emphasis before reciting his name, before the stadium burst into manic applause.

Yet Mr. Hertz's unscientific guess is that less than 20 percent of same-sex couples talk to lawyers before reciting vows.

Mr. Romney hesitated briefly before reciting — verbatim — a poem that he said his mother used to read him when he was a little boy.

We think that the objections to evidence before recited, and the objections before mentioned to particular parts of the charge of the court, and to the refusals of the court to charge, and to its refusal to charge otherwise than as it had charged, are untenable.

Gould drew himself erect, as he had done before, and recited this poem: " 'Who killed the Dial?' 'Who killed the Dial?'I'I,' said Joe Gould, 'With my inimitable style, I killed the Dial.' " As he recited it, he watched my face.

On that day, as he had several times before, he recited a quatrain by Ziya Gokalp, an ideologue of Turkish nationalism: "The mosques are our barracks,/the domes our helmets,/the minarets our bayonets,/ and the believers our soldiers".

Roberts then garbled another word in the next passage, before correctly reciting, "preserve, protect, and defend the Constitution of the United States".

"Mostly, in my case, writing comes from pain, confusion, stress," he says, before helpfully reciting a list of motivations: "I have father issues.