Sentence examples for continuing to recite from inspiring English sources
Mr Major wrote in The Economist that continuing "to recite the mantra of full economic and monetary union will have all the quaintness of a rain dance and about the same potency".
Ms. Taylor herself soon appeared onstage, continuing to recite her poem, which began a vision of glory as dancers re-entered, faltering at times, yet always providing support for one another.
He is then shown standing in a ring of fire set up on the ground, whilst continuing to recite lyrics from the song.
Why should a minister such as Mo Mowlam, say, continue to recite like a parrot the lines Millbank writes for her?
Although Nazim's works are banned, "Ahmet the Lover" continues to recite his poetry from memory and he advises his students to do the same.
Mr. Browning said that with voters already skeptical, election supervisors were likely to continue to recite a familiar prayer: "We don't care who wins, just let them win big".
1936 Code in Stalin Plot Revealed How "The Arabian Nights" served as a secret code for the Russian terrorists who were to slay Josef Stalin and other Soviet chiefs was told by Ivan Holtzmann, one of the 16 accused in the Moscow treason trial, before a sweltering courtroom today [Aug. 21], as the prisoners continued to recite their murderous intentions.
By way of an answer, Mr. Ayers quoted from "The Cure at Troy," Seamus Heaney's retelling of Sophocles' "Philoctetes:" " 'Human beings suffer,/ They torture one another./ They get hurt and get hard.' " He continued to recite: History says, Don't hope On this side of the grave.
That said, Campbell continued to recite the Facebook line of self-effacement with the company's involvement in the media landscape.
Industry front groups like the Hispanic Technology and Telecommunications Partnership continue to recite the industry's deceptive talking points on this topic.
