Sentence examples for recite on a from inspiring English sources

On this evening of September 13, four Greek poets are here to recite on a one (or two -to-one basis some randomly chosen poem or work of prose by Constwo -to-oneafy, one of Greece's mostwo -to-oned basised and insometful poets.

And on Monday night at Radio City Music Hall she spent an hour and a half onstage, earning trebly screams that probably would have been just as loud if she had been reciting her life story, putting on a fashion show or doing jumping jacks.

Sinclair Broadcast Group, the largest owner and operator of local TV stations in the U.S., is under fire this week for requiring dozens of its news anchors to recite an on-air critique of "fake" news stories, echoing the language of President Donald Trump and his allies in their attacks on the media.

In addition, some songs contain recitative-like sections in which passages of text are recited rhythmically on a single pitch.

First, companies must set out a grand vision or purpose that every employee can recite on why it's vital to become an innovator.

I ran in crowds where anyone was likely to start reciting poetry on a moment's notice.

One was about Mary, and last year he recited it on a tape and and played it on her birthday.

"Pink Cellphone," for example, starts as a vague, ambient track and ends with a woman reciting — perhaps on a pink cell phone — a monologue about anal sex and British teeth).

He won't supplant Elvis with his reading of "Can't Help Falling in Love," but his easy handling of syncopated rhythms and the occasional delayed phrasing a la Sinatra show he's not merely reciting notes on a page.

But that's just a process argument that the pundits can recite on the Sunday morning gab fests to sound smart.

"There are certain things I recite on my way into work.