Sentence examples for i've recited from inspiring English sources

I don't think the same plausible case applies to public-sector unions for reasons I've recited ad nauseam.

I can't even count how many times I've recited Mrs. Whites' speech, "Flames on the side of my face, breathing, breathless, heaving breaths... .. Brilliant!

"Have you any notion of the Latin name of the fish?" McDowell asked, not very hopefully, after I had recited what I remembered of rascassiana.

I mentioned the Chorus in Henry V and I have recited sections of his first speech ("O for a muse of fire") to my Wars company many times.

Once, after I had recited Auden's "The Fall of Rome" during his office hours, Derek said, "My god! Are you chewing gum?

It must be at least 10 times in the last fortnight that I have recited Mum's medical history and her medication.

I have recited poems at other family weddings since then; three years later, I read one at my mum's wedding (I was so nervous that I ended up fighting off a giggling fit in the middle), and a Shakespearean sonnet formed part of my maid of honour speech at my sister's reception two years ago.

After I had recited our government's plea for a substantial renegotiation of the so-called "Greek economic programme", which had the troika's fingerprints all over it, Dr Schäuble astounded me with a reply that should send shivers up the spine of every democrat: "Elections cannot be allowed to change an economic programme of a member state!" he said categorically.

I have recited the "Serenity Prayer" so many times trying to accept the things I cannot change, trying to have the courage to change the things I can, and trying to have the wisdom to know the difference.

I could have recited to you verbally the entire movie scene by scene.

Near the end of the class, Tanasha recited a Maya Angelou poem called "Still I Rise," which she had recited badly into a tape recorder at the beginning of the semester.