Sentence examples for reciting the title from inspiring English sources

He began and ended by reciting the title of a book that his star witness, a con artist and a jailhouse friend of Ms. Santiago's, testified she was considering writing: "Mama, Why Did You Kill Me?" Ms. Dwimoh rebutted him, reading the jurors a portion of the jailhouse witness's testimony.

Who would think that reciting the titles of Warhol's paintings could be poetry?

Unperturbed by the mixup, Majoli recited the title of a play by Pirandello: "It is so if you think so".

Her eyes widening, the employee called the store's owner on her cellphone and recited the titles to him.

Mr. Scolari recalled that on the "Buddies" set he and Mr. Hanks often talked about theater; sometimes when they felt particularly silly in their dresses, they would recite the titles of their favorite plays for ballast — like "Charley's Aunt," the last play Mr. Hanks did (in 1981, at his junior college) before "Lucky Guy".

I should be able to recite the song title without fingers coming at me from all sides and the collective sound of the child's noise, "Ooooooooooooooo".

In an interview at her office, she recited the job titles of teachers who left.

I expected to laugh, even to relate, but not to tear up during a monologue by Elizabeth Moss, who played the title character, or to leave the theater with a pit in my stomach, reciting the mantra nothing has changed.

Reciting the pledge was voluntary.

After reciting the prophecy, Ella says, "Hmm.

"He was always reciting the nationalist slogans.