Sentence examples for recited aloud from inspiring English sources

I worked away and all the while recited aloud the dead white woman's words.

"It's very important that translations of ancient poetry should be written so that they can be recited aloud," Ahl said.

The last thing anyone should attempt is to read the Qur'an straight through from cover to cover, because it was designed to be recited aloud.

For the text, I took every reference to mirrors from Borges's Labyrinths and assembled the excerpts into a script, which I memorised and recited aloud.

In 1952, I recited aloud for the first time, booming in Oxford's Sheldonian Theatre from a bad poem that had won a prize.

The transliterated words "for all generations" in the psalm's Hebrew original are "l'do'or v'do'or," which, when recited aloud by the prayer, sounds like "door to door".

He began to recite aloud.

Rosen also writes poetry, although she is primarily a kind of poetic cover artist: she recites aloud the work of others (Rilke, Rumi, Neruda), in order to enhance the spiritual growth of her audience.

In one scene, a venture capitalist she meets on board offers to invest in her company, and as he writes a check for $100 million, she recites aloud each zero by moaning, "Oh, oh, oh, oh".

All you have to do is double-click on the following paragraph by tapping the paper twice with your finger, and then press the finger as firmly as possible against your forehead while reciting aloud: "I will not open any e-mail attachment, even if it comes from someone I know, unless I am absolutely certain it does not contain a virus".

Thus, poetic meter and the practice of singing or reciting aloud in groups are both literary universals.