Sentence examples for recite things from inspiring English sources

Hubert Fernandes, a nephrologist who then lived on his floor, told me, "He would come to our room and recite things.

"Sometimes people recite things back to me from my blog," says Medine, "I'm like, 'you're quoting me, that's huge!'" At high street shopping mecca TopShop a woman asked Medine if she was the author of The Man Repeller.

Drawing on Ms. Isaacs's journal entries, the work begins with a voice-over reciting things she has lost, including her right knee and her maidenhood.

I spent hours reciting things to myself: names of Saul Bellow characters, physics Nobel prize winners, John Coltrane albums, anything to keep the numbness away.

The setting is bizarrely reminiscent of TV's Father Ted: a strange seaside "retirement home" for Catholic priests, complete with a protective and faintly sinister mother-hen figure and one very old priest suffering from dementia, who has a dramatically important habit of reciting things that he has heard, like a crazed tape recording.

He used to make us memorize Shakespeare and passages about Hannibal crossing the Alps, and we would have to recite these things on holidays.

Statistics, case histories, newspaper headlines, a set of rules from a guidebook: the characters in Kia Corthron's "Force Continuum" recite such things with the fervor of desperate souls in prayer.

She begins by reciting some things she's had said to her on the internet: "Don't listen to this dumb bitch, she's barely a comedian".

Then, each person in the tribe speaks to the accused, one at a time, not to offer words of judgment or condemnation, but to recite the good things that the accused has done in their lifetime.

Can recite dozens of things no one needed to know — from the full "Hamlet's Soliloquy" to the nutritional value of goats milk (not just trivia, but things might matter in your knowledge-base).

I could pretty much recite the whole thing.