Sentence examples for it can recite from inspiring English sources
You can program the date into Moshi, so that it can recite it back to you when asked; but this is strictly a manual operation using old fashioned buttons.
He also brought along a talking Donald Trump doll, from the days of The Apprentice, that told me to "think big and live large"—one of 17 catchphrases it can recite.
I have improved further since, and I can recite about 111,700 digits.
He says of himself, "I can recite most of 'Little Orphant Annie' by James Whitcomb Riley".
No, I love it and can recite it by heart.
I watched and rewatched it endlessly, and can recite large chunks of the script (in Russian, as the film was dubbed over, with a Scottish echo still audible underneath).
Another good way to memorize something, especially with a language is to write it down over and over and over again until you can recite it with your eyes closed.
In Sweden it has been appreciated by generations, and children (and their grandparents) can recite it.
Some years ago, I wrote a poem called "Broken Promises," which was adopted by the Poetry Out Loud project for its annual competition, meaning that high school students can recite it or one of several hundred other poems and maybe advance through regional and state competitions to the nationals, where some serious money is at stake.
Knowing a poem back to front so that you can recite it to yourself on the beach, on the train, lying under a tree – it brings the words to life in a way that short quotations, plucked from the poem and memorised laboriously, simply cannot compete with.
