Sentence examples similar to directed to recite from inspiring English sources

What upset Fils about the ordeal was that when she tried to complain, she was directed to United Airlines contract workers at a call center who simply recited the airline policy, she said.

Elsewhere, pedestrians will be directed to perform like fairground automata, and the Fall's Mark E Smith can be heard reciting apparent banalities in his inimitable drawl.

Accordingly, a direct descendant of Ganioda'yo, Jemmy Johnson, was appointed to recite the teachings at a longhouse meeting on an Iroquois reservation at Tonawanda, New York.

And then they ask me to recite my address.

Albert Finney plays a middle-aged Dublin bus conductor who likes to recite poetry and quote Oscar Wilde in A MAN OF NO IMPORTANCE (1994), directed by Suri Krishnamma.

Even if, quite sensibly, you've no interest in learning to recite computer code, the memory techniques that enable such performance are a treasure trove of insight into how to motivate and direct the learning brain.

He began to recite statistics.

She began to recite them.

He loved to recite poetry.

He began to recite aloud.

I leapt in authoritatively, starting to recite.