Sentence examples for recite word from inspiring English sources

Gus Tyler could recite word for word the first firebrand speech he gave more than 80 years ago on a soapbox on the Lower East Side.

Mr Blair was forced to admit that he could not recite, word for word, Labour's clause four, which he amended in 1995.

Then I watched him buy all the books and read every one of them, and read them with this fierce scrutiny and ability to retain whole pages, and recite, word for word.

Mr. Leonard has kept many reminders of his years in the South, among them the iron comb with which his mother straightened her hair, and he can recite word for word her instructions for preparing the comb: "Put it on the stove, count to eight, turn it over, count to eight again".

But this was the birth of the cue-card age, a time when politicians, too, could expect to recite words written entirely by others and still get full credit for the performance.

Be careful not to recite words from the story not in the phonetic alphabet.

The recited word, so important among the Arab tribes, had found a greatly enlarged significance.

Lovins calls the firm an "entrepreneurial nonprofit," and its stated goal, which he often recites word for word, is to foster "the efficient and restorative use of resources to make the world secure, just, prosperous, and life-sustaining".

It has to be recited word for word – with your thumbs up and in an American accent – for it to produce the best results.

In a resonant baritone, he recites words about striving to maintain a personal equilibrium and to find a way forward.

Even as the Knicks recited words of optimism, it was clear that they knew what they were up against.