Sentence examples for reciting in from inspiring English sources

Two Ukrainian schoolchildren who tried to read Pushkin's "Eugene Onegin" in Russian for their school's poetry recitation contest were disqualified for reciting in "the wrong language".

In 2008 she acted in Mr. D'Ambrosi's "Medea," reciting in ancient Greek.

They are reciting, in falsetto, a Gertrude Stein-ish bit of text by Rainer: "That was so lovely".

He began reciting, in the original Aramaic, a passage from the Babylonian Talmud about idol worship, translating each sentence into English.

And the power of reciting in order to share a poem or to comfort oneself with its words, seems almost unknown.

Nowadays, he's the home's resident Shakespeare expert, reciting in the poetry group and speaking about Shakespeare's life at the home's celebration of his birthday.

(A chunk is recited in her play).

It was also recited in every longhouse every two years.

Mawlids are also recited in commemoration of deceased relatives.

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

A love poem by Pablo Neruda is recited in Spanish.