Sentence examples for reciting names from inspiring English sources
He began reciting names, sometimes a first name, sometimes a last name, sometimes both.
Reciting names from Chevy's small-car history can make you laugh or cry, depending on whether you've owned one.
None of the readers, including Cardinal Edward M. Egan and several prominent rabbis, made mention of the dispute while standing at microphones planted along Park Avenue, reciting names that included about 1,000 Roman Jews rounded up by German and Italian authorities in a single day, Oct. 16, 1943.
Did he present art and ideas as the entertaining urgencies that they are, or did culture become for him — as it does for certain people — simply an extension of ego, a one-man kingdom, the keys to which he flaunted and jingled under the reader's nose while he solemnly pranced back and forth, reciting names of the distinguished dead as though they were aliases for himself?
During his semi-improvisational piece, a funny look at family history, Mr. Houston-Jones recited names and hauled his mother onstage.
From memory, he recited names and draft rounds of more than a dozen unheralded running backs who ended up with top-tier careers — players like Barber, Curtis Martin and Terrell Davis.
"Bourdon, Pétionville, Delmas," a woman named Laures Joseph said, reciting the names of Port-au-Prince neighborhoods that she knew had been destroyed.
He points at their faces, reciting their names.
The twenty-eight-year-old began reciting the names of American presidents, backwards, starting with Obama.
There is little to say about them apart from reciting their names.
