Sentence examples for recite it all from inspiring English sources

He had an audience, you sense, who could recite it all and wanted as much Victor as he could give them.

"The misconduct in this case is so pervasive that it would serve no purpose for the court to attempt to recite it all here," he wrote.

Once you are familiar with the creed, try reciting it all at once.

"Even advanced english masters set The Brook they sa it is quaint dated gejeune etc but really they are all in leag with parents who can all recite it.

"In all generations," we recite, "it is the duty for every person to consider that they had come forth from Egypt".

The inquiries about Valverde's superstitions — oh yes, there are more — keep coming, and he cocked his head back, tilted his chair deeper into his locker and said, laughing, "How much time do you have?" It could probably take about as long as it would for him to recite all of his injuries, all of his celebratory dance moves or all of the games he saved this season, a major league-leading 47.

He has contributed to so many charitable causes, he can't recite them all.

Labogin is supposed to quiz him on one of the Ten Concepts, but instead Patrick opts to recite them all.

Never mind that the lettering on the stones is almost indecipherably faded, he can recite them all, along with cause of death.

I would memorise whole pages of Shakespeare and Plato and other people and recite them all to myself while walking up and down exercising in the cell," he said.

When he was in solitary confinement in jail, he said he would "memorise whole pages of Shakespeare and Plato and other people and recite them all to myself while walking up and down exercising in the cell".