Sentence examples for reports reciting from inspiring English sources

The film plows the same familiar ground as other recent documentaries ("Death by China" is one) and countless news reports, reciting the grim statistics on lost jobs and shuttered factories since the 1970s.

The report recites dozens of allegations of sheriffs' violating state laws, including what it says were illegal weapons purchases by New London County deputy sheriffs and abuses by several sheriff associations of their tax-exempt status.

Honesty required Justice Kagan to disclose verbatim the formal epithet of the House Report explaining the purpose for DOMA: The law, the Report recited, is designed "to reflect and honor our collective moral judgment and to express moral disapproval of homosexuality".

The Syria panel's report also recited a litany of murders, extrajudicial killings, torture, arbitrary arrests, crimes against children, sexual violence, pillaging and destruction that it said had been committed "pursuant to State policy" by the armed forces and thuggish militia members working with them, known as shabiha.

Shamshad Akhtar, assistant secretary general for economic development, who introduced Mr. Vos's report, began by reciting a list of maladies, including record unemployment in Europe, a decline in global trade, volatility in the flows of capital and low food stocks in many poorer countries that have made prices in those countries unpredictable.

Regarding automatized sequences, two studies reported a deficit in reciting letter sequences and producing the successor of a given letter, while reciting number sequences and producing the successor of a given number orally was still intact [ 15, 16].

Do some jumping jacks while reciting your report.

"Very good changeup, throws strikes, has a very good sinkerball, and he's around 84-85" miles an hour, Posada said, reciting the Yankees' reports on Traber.

The report seems to recite Pakistani claims about the prisoners' affiliations with Al Qaeda or the Taliban.

He had a telephone line open to an operator in Chicago, who reported hearing him recite the Lord's Prayer before leading a group of heroic passengers to rush the suicidal hijackers.

"A guy with a beard braid is reciting O'Malley's resume," she reports.