Sentence examples for correctly recite from inspiring English sources

The flight, Delta Connection 3743, was scheduled to depart at 1 p.m. on Sunday, but Bongers was reportedly so drunk that she repeatedly failed to correctly recite the alphabet and spell her own name, police told the Star Tribune.

Muslim survivors have said that a number of their Christian classmates claimed to be Muslims, only to be shot in the head when they failed to correctly recite passages from the Koran.

9 Significant inattention was present in those who scored <5 on the SSF or were unable to correctly recite ≥ 5 months backwards starting from December (ie, reaching July without error).

During the attack in Bamako, some 80 hostages were reportedly freed after correctly reciting Koranic verses, a method typically used by al-Qaeda to avoid killing Muslims.

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

He considers himself a slugger, a run producer, and he correctly recited that he hit.300 only once, in 2000, and that his average stayed between.261 and.277 seven times during his final nine years in Atlanta.

A "The letter writer correctly recites the heating requirements under the state's Multiple Dwelling Law, the New York City Administrative Code and a rule of the New York City Department of Health," said Alan Kazlow, a Manhattan real estate lawyer.

Children's score was the largest number of items they recited correctly.

"The truth is, I was having a moment trying to recite the lines correctly and you were there to help me and you're like a live teleprompter," Mr. Cranston continued, addressing Mr. Affleck from the stage.

Not because I had difficulties or didn't have friends, but because I didn't enjoy learning stuff by heart and reciting it correctly in class to get a good grade.

Instead of calling him Charles Phillip Arthur George, she swapped his first two names, referring to him instead as Phillip Charles Arthur George ― despite both Charles and the officiant just having recited it correctly (and, you know, it being her husband's name).