Sentence examples for reading of names from inspiring English sources
The reading of names, heard in silence, took more than seven minutes.
And eighth graders joined in the school's daylong reading of names from Gordy Aamoth to Igor Zukelman.
Class President Sarah Chai '12 also spoke, followed by the reading of names and presentation of the class pins.
Highlights of ceremonies at the Pentagon and in Shanksville, Pa., were showcased, but the reading of names, though an annual ritual, was still a counterintuitive undertaking.
It begins by describing the President of the United States and his reading of names that have been inscribed on the memorial.
This year, coverage in The Times will be far more muted, largely confined to news stories, like Sunday's front-page story about the infighting among politicians over the future of ground zero, and coverage of the reading of names.
Some attest to health problems, reading off names of friends and relatives who have died of cancer.
The reading of the names took all day.
After the reading of the names, the group prayed.
As the dedication ceremony began Saturday, she posted on Twitter: "The reading of the names is always the longest part.
In the sanctuary of the church the quiet reading of the names of United States soldiers killed in Vietnam continued for the 106th day.
