Sentence examples for recite a pledge from inspiring English sources

Lombardo ended her January program by asking the children to recite a pledge.

They recite a pledge of penitence together and then embrace masked jihadists on stage, one by one.

I had them hold up their hands and recite a pledge to work exclusively, and without distraction, on the task they had chosen.

In a new study of individualism, she recalled watching students recite a pledge at a pep rally that I have come to think of as the polar opposite of the Lei Feng ethos: Ever since God created all things on earth, there has not been one person like me.

Students and military cadets in Ecuador are required to recite a pledge to the flag, known as the "Juramento a la Bandera" or "Pledge to the Flag".

In Arizona last year, Republicans proposed a bill to require high school students to recite a pledge before receiving their diplomas.

On that particular day, the staff got away with basic arm and leg stretches — done with gusto by some and with resignation by others — before raising their right hands and reciting a pledge to work safely.

In 2002, the House Republican leadership revived a custom of saluting the Virginia flag and paying tribute to the "Old Dominion". Before each session, they recited a pledge to the flag written by a member of the United Daughters of the Confederacy that some blacks said was a symbol of the state's segregated past.

I'm talking about things like celebrating Independence Day, reciting a pledge of "allegiance," handling the presentation or disposal of American flags with extreme precision, and even an idea like liberty.

The New Yorker, December 19 , 1953P. 19 Out in Summit, N. J., the students of the Jr. High recite a school pledge at their assemblies, and the pledge used to start, "I a student of Summit Jr. High School & a future citizen of the world, promise to obey & uphold the laws of my country and school".

It reads: "I'm With Her". I choose to recite a different pledge.