Sentence examples for recite about from inspiring English sources

I have improved further since, and I can recite about 111,700 digits.

One evening, our waitress had no idea who had ordered what and failed to recite about half of the specials.

Of all the bleak stats he can recite about Desert View -- like how only 55percentt of freshmen will graduate -- his teams buck the despair.

On Wednesday online chatter about Ms. Abdul's mistake included some critics, like Michael Slezak on Entertainment Weekly's ew.com, even raising questions about whether the judges are given scripted comments to recite about the contestants.

The Russians have their own horror tales to recite about the 250 years of Mongol-Tatar rule.

During a segment on the Iran nuclear negotiations on Wednesday, a prank caller who identified himself as Jack Strickland managed to recite about 20 seconds of the "Fresh Prince of Bel-Air" theme song before the staff of C-SPAN's "Washington Journal" caught on.

He took to carrying, in his jacket pocket, faulty statistics that he recited about "victory" and troop commitments in Vietnam.

The lines Ümmiye recited, about her body turning into a dewdrop, are from the first soliloquy, "O, that this too too solid flesh would melt," which goes on to describe the world as "weary, stale, flat, and unprofitable... an unweeded garden, / that grows to seed": lines likely to resonate with anyone who does much weeding.

"Despite all the bad things that we are fond of reciting about this country, it's incredible that a kid can come here and do this".

If that's not the case, then we're just blowing stale smoke rings of hypocrisy when we place our hands over our hearts and recite pledges about liberty and justice, or sing about the free and the brave.

Approach many a writer or actor about working in a school and they'll recite something about theatre's wonderful educational potential, while privately wondering if their bank balance is healthy enough to say no.