Sentence examples for group reciting from inspiring English sources

At the age of three, young Vivian made her first stage appearance for her mother's amateur theatre group, reciting "Little Bo Peep".

"Now it's just my class in the room, so we're not distracted by the other group reciting or the other teacher talking about their lessons".

While one group recited the Psalms, another chanted: "Death to terrorists".

Representatives of the Coalition for Educational Justice, an advocacy group, recited the names of the 369 city schools where a majority of children are failing state math and English exams under new, tougher state standards.

At which point one of the group recited a quotation: "In 1958, somebody said, 'The income that men derive producing things of slight consequence is of great consequence.' " Jumping off from that statement, the conversationalists — Sehgal refers to them as "interpreters" — began a lively back and forth.

People from all major ethnic groups recite the same wishes for peace, a multiethnic government and, finally, economic development.

A moment later, a new carload arrived at the big spruce tree and a woman in the group began reciting its statistics.

An audio guide gives a concise, jargon-free explanation of each work in a choice of languages while local actors have been hired and trained by the Pompidou as tour guides for group visits, reciting a specially written story-line enhanced with sound effects.

Birkenau was a mammoth killing complex that so numbed me, I couldn't cry as our group began reciting Kaddish, the Jewish prayer for the dead, by the burned out shell of one of the crematoria and again in a bunker designated for memorial service that had a glass bottom, showcasing shards of bones.

WHERE are some of the places the group has recited verse?

After each volley of vocal fireworks, Mr. Ayaz eased down the group and recited the next couplet, offering another lesson to be transformed by music.