Sentence examples for recited in a from inspiring English sources

It is best recited in a "Mail train" monotone.

These apothegms were recited in a variety of fine, theatrical voices.

Visitors can relax and listen to a dozen Yeats poems read by prominent actors, writers and even Yeats himself, who recited in a surprisingly sing-song tone.

He then recited, in a very matter of fact tone of voice, that he had ordered the bombing of a series of off-limit targets in North Vietnam.

Prayers for material benefits (which were usually recited in a squatting or standing position), fasting and continence (often for 260 days), and the drawing of blood from one's body often preceded important ceremonies and sacrifices.

It is said that one day a poem was recited in Arabic to praise him, but as Yaqub didn't understand Arabic he ordered that no poem should be recited in a language he did not know.

He then recites in a tremulous voice the lamentation for the Shias' first-century martyr, Imam Ali.

She then began to recite, in a deep and hale voice, a poem from her 1963 book "The African Boy".

"Schiff: Mr. Stone was in direct communication with a creature of Russian GRU, Guccifer 2.0," Stone recites in a loud, mocking tone.

"Mother kept coming to the room/and saying, 'Did you touch her yet?"' Mr. Sirowitz recites in a monotone that betrays the remnants of a childhood stutter.

Almost inconspicuous in a dark blue button-down shirt and cotton pants, Mr. Paul began his short speech in London by reciting in a soft voice the names of the other small towns he had just visited.