Sentence examples for recite and from inspiring English sources

But these are not magic incantations that you can recite and then be done.

Frede planned for his patrons what appeared to be an impromptu evening, and volunteers would recite and sing.

Two other works also required Mr. de Mare to recite and sometimes sing, and both were more overtly homoerotic.

And the mystical aspect of rhyme... Yes, being able to memorize and recite, and having something that then belongs to you in some way.

Often, there is a father who has a lot of poems, and it becomes part of the family culture that people recite and share them.

There have been recommendations about poems by Schiller and Goethe I should now be able to recite, and jibes that I may never be able to jaywalk again.

Darwin's story has been recited (and re-recited) countless times by now.

They then recited and explained the poet's verse before a wider audience.

This is the season for reciting, and remembering, the names of terror's victims in New York.

He also recited, and still recites, a prayer from the Qur'an, practised by Moses, who had a stammer.

The national anthem was sung and the Pledge of Allegiance recited, and then the ceremony began.