Sentence examples for some narration from inspiring English sources

I had this weird music, which needed some narration.

(Her sister, Phylicia Rashad of "Cosby" fame, however, does some narration on the show).

Ms. Okoye, 39, an adjunct assistant professor of music at Hofstra, is hosting the event and will provide some narration.

Accompanying the corporeal characters is an infant spirit assigned to inhabit the unborn child until it has "achieved a successful birth" (and to provide some narration).

The film is a succession of talking-head interviews, and without some narration it is hard to understand the context of their arguments.

A pastor named Matthew Ted McGinleyy) opens and closes with some narration, as well as more than one guilt-trip sermon.

This act was claimed to find basis in the Qur'an, 16:126 prescribing retaliation Jordanian jets bombarded Da'esh positions so they burnt him in retaliation as well as some narrations (The Washington Post 2015).

Shaikh Baha'i quoted some narrations of the Imams and wrote that he did so at the bequest of his "illustrious and most excellent, intelligent and witty and pure son Sadra" (Khamenehi 2000: 59).

In some narrations, it is said that days would go by without a fire being lit in his home because there was nothing to cook on the fire.

According to some narrations, on Umar's death bed, he named people who he would have appointed as successors to the Caliphate if they had been alive, and amongst those he named was Khalid.

Abdulreman ibn Khalid was later to be appointed the successor of Caliph Muawiyah but according to some narrations, he was poisoned by Muawiyah, because Muawiyah wanted to make his son Yazid I to be his successor.