Sentence examples for reciting with from inspiring English sources

"Let me get this right," he one-two-threes before reciting with exaggerated rhythm, "All human things are subject to decay.

He frequently illustrates a conversational point by reciting, with elegant diction, one of his own short poems -- which Stephen Spender once described, in The New York Review of Books, as "intense and clear as diamonds".

He gave the jury a detailed lesson in Bronx drug operations, reciting with stony dispassion the beatings, slashings and shootings he committed to enforce what he called "the drug law," and to uphold principles he declares in a tattoo on his upper right arm that means "Money.

"Amo, amas, amat," he recited with schoolboy pride.

Le Clown offers the kind of French menu that you could recite with your eyes closed.

Mr. Dalachinsky, beholden to the Beats but seasoned by meaner times, recited with a jazz-horn flow.

"Dominique came 18 months later, Matthew 13 months after that," she recites with the brisk competence of a drill sergeant.

The bohemians morphed into the beatniks, and bars abounded where one could listen to beat poetry recited with jazz accompaniments.

He wrote poetry, published it on album covers, recited it in recordings, and worked with poets who recited with his music.

The text, apparently at first in 3 books, was expanded to 12 in the course of time, as the result of being recited with improvisations by priest-entertainers.

"We would only study the Koran, trying to recite with the right Arabian accent," said Murtaza, a 10-year-old boy with gentle dark eyes.