Sentence examples for recite as from inspiring English sources

In 1997, Mr. Oynes's red-jacket auction brought the federal government $824 million and leased a record 1,032 tracts — numbers he can still recite as readily as his phone number.

With the ongoing work of committed activists, courageous journalists and responsible officials, perhaps Americans will recite as well the names Gardez, Radda, al-Majalah, Mogadishu and the many more sites of drone strikes still cloaked in secrecy.

Pi has also inspired a competitive sport: pi memorisation, where practitioners must recite as many digits in pi from memory.

Many of those who have died were elderly men and women who had underlying conditions, a fact that many residents recite as the reason for only mild alarm.

One of the most noticeable changes is in the Nicene Creed, the statement of faith that Catholics learn to recite as children.

Verbal rehearsal of material — the shopping list you recite as you walk the aisles of a supermarket — is part of our working memory system.

I recited, as dispassionately as I could, "Let x be the path in space-time between q and t, q incarnating the three coördinates in space and t incarnating time".

His quotations are recited almost as often as those of Fidel Castro.

These praise songs were recited as follows: the reciter stood in an open space, visible to all assembled.

"I find myself reciting as I write.

Recited as a list, those past four years sound positively existential.