Sentence examples for recite together from inspiring English sources
The papal nuncio in Jerusalem, Pietro Sambi, took the microphone and asked that all church leaders present recite together the Lord's Prayer, each in their own language.
And despite all the evidence unbelievers could throw at them, supporters recite together the creed: "We're by far the greatest team the world has ever seen".
But she does offer this, which she and Edison jubilantly recite together: I pledge aversion to the flab Of the derided waists of America, And to the repulsion for which it stands, One nation, underweight, practically invisible, With misery and smugness for all.
During the war, Shouket's mother had written a Koranic verse in chalk on the living-room wall; it was a prayer for safety that the family recited together.
The words "two-state solution" have been recited together for so long that it is widely assumed that they are inseparable and that one cannot have one without the other.
Together with the mass, the office has been the only "official" prayer of the Roman Catholic Church; all other prayer forms are "private," even if several hundred people recite them together.
I felt I could chant them as a liturgy of linguistics, or recite them together as a quirky poem from Lewis Carroll, filled with the fantastic beasts of our language: there were guillemets, a pilcrow, a caret, a sheffer stroke, a chevron.
After their first few years of isolated torment, the Hanoi Hilton captives were allowed to mingle, and they kept the verses alive by reciting them together.
As for Hamlet's most-quoted soliloquy, the one that begins "to be or not be," everybody recites it together, after discovering copies he has scribbled in various notebooks.
Read aloud, this modern myth connects us with the ancient sense of mystery and complicity that families reciting poetry together have shared since long before the birth of Christ or the invention of Santa Claus.
At Gage's Thanksgiving celebration, his family will recite the address together.
