Sentence examples for recite before from inspiring English sources

(This last one is a snippet from the Mudder Pledge, which participants recite before every race).

Mr. Tice kneels, and the men force him to repeat in clumsy Arabic the prayer that Muslims traditionally recite before dying.

Once a month, locals gather out of the redwood forest into Sullivan's Pub to read or recite before a live, friendly, and somewhat lubricated audience in the bar.

Stewie's prayer over the candles is a real prayer that women recite before a non-Sabbath festival's start, however, the prayer turns into a reference to the 1984 adventure film Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom where Indian priest Mola Ram takes out the heart of a man during a ritual.

While Bran chose to prove his newfound powers to his eldest sister by recalling details of the night she was raped, he shows Arya he's been keeping track of her by mentioning the kill list she used to recite before bed.

Also, "The pledge of allegiance to the flag of the United States should be recited before the pledge of allegiance to the state flag".

The Kol Nidre prayer (recited before the evening service) is a legal formula that absolves Jews from fulfilling solemn vows, thus safeguarding them from accidentally violating a vow's stipulations.

The blessing recited before the public reading of the pentateuchal portions on Sabbath, festivals, holy days, fasts, and certain weekdays refers to God as "He who chose us from among all the peoples and gave us His Torah," thus emphasizing the intimate relationship between the elective and revelatory aspects of God.

Another notable characteristic is that the most common traditional listing of Devanāgarī symbols follows a phonetic order in which the vowels are recited before the consonants; in contrast, most alphabets follow an order that mixes vowels and consonants together (e.g., A, B, C).

To fear, yoked eternally to brutishness," she recited before pausing for a moment and moving to another line.

The prayers recited before killing are no different than the acknowledgement by Native Americans and many other indigenous groups that animals are not humankind's to exploit at will.