Sentence examples for recite more than from inspiring English sources

One clue to his singlemindedness is that Vincent Au can recite more than 300 phone numbers from memory.

I'm actually trying to do more these days, making it a daily goal to recite more than 25,000 digits, which takes me about three hours.

I have been reciting more than 15,000 digits per day (since 2006).

"On advice of counsel, I respectfully invoke my right to remain silent and decline to answer your question," Mr. and Mrs. Salahi recited more than two dozen times in their first hour or so before the committee.

Some of the sacred verses are recited more than once in front of these pillars during worship.

But there was no poem she recited more often than "Spring and Fall".

Born in 1882, Ida B. Lithgow could recite for more than a half-hour straight without "stumbling over a single syllable".

For years now, there has been a popular theory, albeit one recited more often over dinner tables than in op-ed columns, that the reason Obama plays it so cool is that he fears alienating white voters by coming across as an angry African-American male.

Such a large, lavish Gospel would have been left on the high altar of the church and removed only for the reading of the Gospel during Mass, with the reader probably reciting from memory more than reading the text.

"I think you have to do more than recite the words 'middle class' to persuade people that you're advocating for them," Mr. Axelrod said.

When he returns to tell you about the specials, he does more than recite a long list; he describes each dish.