It's the same poem every time, by Rumi, and Barry recited it quickly, her head down, her fingers tented before her.
As of 2006 he was in good mental and physical health, displayed by his ability to quickly recite the alphabet backwards, spell out his name in Morse Code, and take daily walks with his wife to keep in shape.
To put this theory to bed I shall quickly recite the stats from all the competitive games that United have played at the 'new' Wembley: 5 games played, 2 goals scored, 1 game won.
In what seemed an eternity but was only two minutes or so, President Reagan was on the line, a slight note of irritation in his voice: "Yes, Dick, what is it?" I quickly recited what happened, and he asked me to repeat the message.
If McMullin's lack of color was a handicap on the campaign trail — "When he talks about his personal story at rallies, it sounds mostly like a man quickly reciting his résumé," a reporter for the Salt Lake Tribune wrote in late October — it seems, in the early days of the Trump Administration, to be part of his appeal.
de Toldi quickly recites the story of the company's founding, how he and co-founder Marine Couteau teamed up at France's Ecole de Biologie Industrielle when a professor challenged the pair to create a tool designed to address the needs of autistic children.
Shortly thereafter, Lebrón gave the order to the other members, the group quickly recited the Lord's Prayer; then Lebrón stood up and shouted "¡Viva Puerto Rico Libre!" ("Long live a Free Puerto Rico!") and unfurled the flag of Puerto Rico.
Mr. Gallivan, still in character, now conducts man-and-woman-on-the-street interviews while clutching a vial of MiO and reciting product plugs so quickly that they're almost unintelligible.
When she recites her poetry, she speaks quickly and rhythmically, punching the air to accentuate her words.
He recites an apology that Sarah quickly calls out as ridiculous.
He recited each stanza in Tibetan, quickly, before reading it in English from his text.
