Sentence examples for reciting a text from inspiring English sources

It involves reciting a text, by the Italian poet Cesare Pavese, while playing.

In this parody of hard-boiled detective stories, Mr. Figueroa prowled around the stage reciting a text about solving a mystery.

The musicians seem to trade remarks, and sometimes talk along with one another, as if each were reciting a text — a poem or a scripture — which they then consider.

Hayes's art often takes the form of speeches, and in I March in the Parade of Liberty But As Long As I Love You I'm Not Free, she took to the streets of her city with a bullhorn, reciting a text that inserted gay liberation slogans, newspaper reportage and Oscar Wilde's writings into an aching, desperately romantic plea for a lost lover.

There, the dead person swore that he had not committed any sin from a list of 42 sins, reciting a text known as the "Negative Confession".

He occasionally recited a text about waiting by Samuel Beckett and the recorded musical accompaniment was a chiming score by Louis Andriessen.

A mere millennium ago, being able to remember and recite a text verbatim was not a game or a party trick.

But he entangled himself in an enormous coil of ropes while he and Tony Silva recited a text describing people desperately escaping by boat.

While Shinichi Harada, an actor, recited a text in Japanese in Mr. Kaseda's "Kabuku-towa" ("The Way of Ronin"), Mr. Kaseda performed fierce martial-arts movements.

It all seems vaguely poetic until the women, who aren't skilled actors, begin to recite a text credited to interviews with Warhol.

Speaking and walking are still hard for Giffords; reciting a short text represents long months of work.