Sentence examples for recite that from inspiring English sources
But, perhaps out of love for his friend, he refused to recite that tune again.
We used to recite that line as kids: 'Down down baby/ down by the roller coaster'!
In defense, they recite that old saying: No matter how much you give your kids, it never feels like enough.
Despite all this, that culture is little-known; which is why I have to recite that litany of names, and why it means so little.
Irritating people like to recite that legendary non-witticism, often credited to Frank Zappa, to the effect that writing about music is like dancing about architecture, despite its being neither funny nor true.
Faddish interest had already emerged not only in Freud's theory of the unconscious mind, but also in the theories of the psychologist Émile Coué, who urged people to recite that "every day in every way I'm getting better and better".
Sacrifice personal wishes, he recited, that all may be free.
It's moving, so I recited that to music.
It also recites that by an ante-nuptial agreement the second wife waived her dower rights.
Besides, a week after leaving halfway through, I'm still reciting that dumb Jellicle cat song.
Nick Clegg was duly quoted as reciting that HS2 was about "healing the north-south divide".
