Sentence examples for recited between from inspiring English sources
There is a controversy about the attribution of a small commentary on the secret of the Kaddish (a Jewish prayer praising God, recited between sections of the daily prayer services and on behalf of departed relatives to Crescas.
It happened once driving across Mt. Olympus, and another time when I heard Neruda recited between sets of Bolero music in a Cuban nightclub.
Worse — for both the length and pacing — are the many epicurean quotations that the performers recite between scenes.
"Scots wha hae wi' Wallace bled," wrote Robert Burns in 1793, a line that will be sung or recited countless times between this weekend and next at Burns Night suppers around the world where haggis, neeps, and tatties will be served and the "immortal memory" will be toasted.
They also scrapped a prologue in which Mel Brooks would have recited his famous aphorism on the difference between tragedy and comedy: "Tragedy is if I cut my finger.
Similar to the finding in healthy controls, negative associations between changes in the number of recited nouns from t1 to t2 and changes in DLPFC activation bilaterally during the phonological task could be found for both patients groups.
Sophia Bollag reports that in between voting on bills, lawmakers cried, sang, recited limericks and confessed crushes in their farewell speeches for their colleagues whose terms are up.
Seated between his co-stars Debra Messing and Treat Williams, Allen recited pat answers to questions about the film.
Women' s concept of justice is based on harmony between emotions and principles not only on objective facts recited in war crime courts.
Jessie Davis, whose diction was muffled, recited passages from the book as dancers, including the waiflike Tyler Patterson, switched between playing victims and victimizers.
