Sentence examples for loved reciting from inspiring English sources
In sixth grade, Antin loved reciting Longfellow's poetry — a crucial step for her in forging an American self.
His brewmaster father and mother who loved reciting rhymes to her children to lull them to sleep, named their baby son Theodor Seuss Geisel.
He loves reciting poetry (he has TS Eliot's "The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock" off by heart).
And we wholeheartedly agree -- your photographer will capture photos of every detail you have so carefully selected, the emotion on the faces of friends and family while you and your love recite your vows, treasured portraits of your family members in attendance and so much more.
He loved to recite poetry.
She also played the hand drum at weddings and loved to recite landai.
And the senator's father, Adm. John S. McCain Jr., loved to recite martial poems to his sons, especially "Ave Imperatrix," Oscar Wilde's eulogy for the waning British Empire.
A final thought, speaking of evasion: It is perhaps no coincidence that Beuys, the great shaman of German art, a self-mythologizer who loved to recite the tale about having been a downed Luftwaffe pilot rescued by Tartar tribesmen and wrapped in animal fat and felt to help his wounds heal, never said how many people he bombed and killed before then for the Nazis.
She changed her major to theater arts and instantly reverted to "that girl who loved to recite poetry and perform". She remembers auditioning and not getting cast in a play but being asked by the instructor to do the costumes.
He loves to recite his favorite line from Goethe: Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it.
"I have individuals think of a happy memory of someone they love and recite a nursery rhyme," Ms. Cooperperson said.
