Sentence examples for recite it for from inspiring English sources

"I wrote a good poem about you," Dedo said again, and I asked him to recite it for me.

Jews are obliged to recite it for 11 months after the death of each parent; the formal period may be shorter for some other close relatives who die, but in practice, most mourners follow the 11-month rule in all cases.

Julie Delpy has many funny lines in the new film "Before Midnight," but the funniest one — in which she mockingly runs through her boyfriend's lackluster sexual routine, a line that starts with "Kissy, kissy" and ends with the sound of snoring and is otherwise far too graphic to repeat here — is delivered with such vigorous crudeness that I couldn't resist asking her to recite it for me in person.

After ruku', recite it for another 10 times.

After qauma, recite it for another 10 times.

After the second sudjood, recite it for another 10 times.

He still recites it for his mother, now 95.

I recited it for the innocent lives taken in NYC, Washington DC, Shanksville in Pennsylvania, Afghanistan, Iraq and Pakistan – wherever the war on terror left its stains.

If you have counted, in total for one cycle of prayer, you would have recited it for 75 times.

The radio commentary was exploited in a best-selling record and many football enthusiasts can still recite it word for word.

In the decades up to the end of the second world war, children were forced to memorise the rescript and recite it, word for word, before a portrait of the emperor.