"It's a blessing that I think should be part of roll call," she said, referring to the psalm.
The nondenominational prayer was part of the "supper roll call" in the mess hall.
Small wonder the part has attracted a roll call of legends, beginning 27 years ago with the smoky-voiced British eccentric Hermione Gingold.
On the Republican side, the roll call often begins with Mr. Ridge, in part because Gen. Colin L. Powell has repeatedly disavowed any interest.
"This is not America's fight alone," Obama declared Tuesday, listing a roll call of Arab states that had taken part in the initial airstrikes: Jordan, Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Qatar.
"And to us out here, we feel a part of it with the roll call".
Particularly because there, on Tinker's left forearm, is a tattoo of the 1911 baseball card of his great-grandfather, who is best remembered for being part of a famous baseball roll call: Tinker to Evers to Chance.
Antonio Villaraigosa is back on stage for the formal part of the proceedings, the state delegate roll call vote to re-nominate Barack Obama.
When a soldier is killed, part of the memorial can be a final roll call — a last, ritual calling of the name of the dead along with those in the unit who survived.
His reputation is based on his part in the inception and development of a substantive roll call of brands, including Urwerk, MB&F, Panerai and Richard Mille.
The Houston Police Department, for example, has more than 16,600 followers, in part because of posts about the ducks that join its cadets for roll call in the mornings, and photos of recent burglary arrests taken through night-vision goggles.
