Sentence examples for course reciting from inspiring English sources

Of course, reciting some noncommittal speech to a room full of teenagers doesn't really constitute making any huge steps, and demonstrators were out again in Bethlehem on Thursday awaiting Obama's arrival at the nativity church where Jesus was supposedly born.

To defend its extension of Buckley to present times, the court, of course, recites the dangers of corruption, or the appearance of corruption, when an interested person contributes money to a candidate.

They can, of course, recite the litany of achievements in recent years: the opening of the New Jersey Performing Arts Center, the restoration and occupancy of several downtown office buildings, the return of the minor league Newark Bears baseball team and their new Riverfront Stadium.

DynCorp declines to comment on Caul's specific allegations or the State Department investigation into possible drug abuse (but of course recites that it investigates allegations of misconduct carefully).

"I put Jiang's poem in my course because reciting it was very effective," Mr. Lu said.

Who are you?" while another, who "didn't seem to be one who had gone down many less-traveled roads," nevertheless -- of course -- recites Frost.

When the recent immigrant then goes home and writes eloquent letters about his English lessons to his wife back in China (in Chinese, of course, though recited in English), the necessity of language to human connection is subtly, touchingly underscored.

For Mr. Tammet, the adventure culminated on March 14 , 2004— Pi Day, of course — when he recited pi from memory, to 22,514 places, over a period of five hours and nine minutes, to a packed room of spectators in Oxford, England.

Dancing was promised on the streets of Bodmin, poetry (in Cornish, of course) was being recited – and a fair few pints of good old Cornish being downed in celebration.

American politicians stubbornly beg to differ, of course, content to recite vapid but reassuring clichés about American global leadership, American exceptionalism, and that never-ending American Century.

Of course, I'll tell it like I'm reciting errands.