Sentence examples for recite my from inspiring English sources

God save us from the overly chummy waiter who hunkers down by your table – or worse still, tries to sit in your lap – to recite "my awesome specials list".

He can still recite my office number.

Wait - I'm going to recite my epigraph for you, though, because I rather enjoy it.

As a plastic bag blows through the dreary intersection like suburban sagebrush, my eyes glaze over, and I recite my daily mantra: "I'm not here.

I have long since forgotten the lengths of European rivers, and I can no longer recite my periodic table, but the chorus of "Ding Dinge Dong," as sung by Teach-In, representhe Netherlandslands, in 1975 — "Ding-a-dong every hour, / When you're picking flowers, / Even when your lover is gone, gone, gone" — remains, as Teach-In would say, daisy-fresh in my mind.

"She called me the 'illegitimate daughter' of her daughter," Ms Glantz said, "and when the Nazis would come to the house, she would bring me out and have me recite my Catholic prayers and the Germans would believe her, even though she was blond and I had jet black curls".

I just remember reciting my name and address.

I was reciting my list when my mother appeared, holding a large shopping bag.

To overcome my own high anxiety, I recited my prepared mantra: "Trees are our friends!

Again and again, I recited my spiel over a soundtrack of coughing and an occasional unsilenced mobile device.

So I recited my favorite poem by my favorite poet, the bard of Chicago's South Side, Miss Gwendolyn Brooks.