Sentence examples for recitation on from inspiring English sources

Record was one of those that have recitation on each side - and voice was that of his father.

"It's those tiny muscles here that drag around the biggest ones in your body, you see, and — " Clinton's recitation on muscular mechanics turned to exercise and how he had discovered, at the age of fifty-eight, and after many years of dutiful jogging, that he could no longer run a mile without stopping.

He begins a recitation on Hussein's brother, Abbas, who loyally supported the third Imam to the end of his struggle.

I look forward to Yoo's monthly recitation on how the US constitution actually is a manual for presidential dictatorship.

Good teachers would see a hundred ways of incorporating education: education for use, rather than for recitation on an exam script.

And Ms. Hughes got no more mileage out of the incident than she had with a disapproving recitation on Tuesday night of Jewish jokes that the vice president had publicly told.

Angelou's recitation of "On the Pulse of Morning" resulted in more fame and recognition for her previous works, and broadened her appeal "across racial, economic, and educational boundaries".

When someone finally did, the recitation went on for almost five minutes, covering at least a dozen dishes.

The poem these phrases come from, which is also excerpted in the question piece, is printed in its entirety high on one wall, with the words spaced in accordance with Mr. Pendleton's recitation of it on another CD.

"We were up till 3 a.m. last night," he said, capping a recitation of all his on-the-fly planning.

That was an on-air recitation of the names of nine men convicted of patronizing prostitutes, an exercise that actually lasted only two minutes.