Sentence examples for having to recite from inspiring English sources

"I remember Gloria Vanderbilt having to recite her one line about 21 times before she got it straight.

They weren't just confined to the airwaves; one New York writer recalled having to recite the Jefferson-Jefferski jingle at school.

He says that, while some people remember with horror having to recite poems in front of an audience, for many, learning poetry by heart can be "life-enhancing".

I still shiver from the memory of having to recite the "old three pieces," three Communist essays written by Mao Zedong, every morning before class started.

Ms. McFeeters and Mr. Pruitt said that on Sundays most families read the Bible before breakfast, with the children having to recite a Bible passage before eating.

Fatah's fans flock to Salafist mosques on Fridays in part to spare them from having to recite a weekly prayer for Gaza's Hamas rulers.A few seek to revive the Salafist order by force.

I would have to recite the Latin names of flowers.

I had to recite the script," he said.

Who wants to have to recite the fundamentals of photosynthesis while clambering up a tree?

Joel McCrea as the young playwright is better than the lines he has to recite.

Then each person had to recite those who had come before".I am Huong and I am.