Sentence examples for to recite it from inspiring English sources

Millions of schoolchildren learned to recite it, accompanying the recitation with a stiff-armed, flat-palmed salute.

Rachel smiled and asked him to recite it.

Poor mad Dorothy has memorised the poem and she begins to recite it.

As they finished, the girls giggled and screamed and begged to recite it a second time.

They have been heard to recite it a few hundred times in the course of an afternoon.

Tyler Yates is not likely to recite it either when he tells the story of his first major league victory.

Most of Dunsany's plays were popular, and his verse was once such common currency that young Amory Blaine, the hero of F. Scott Fitzgerald's "This Side of Paradise," takes to reciting it to the accompaniment of graphophone music during his "decadent" phase at Princeton.

They received certificates listing what lines they had helped with, and will be notified when that section of the Torah is read next year, in case they want to help recite it.

He says the men here had to revise and recite it once a month, because they were all so deeply absorbed by alcoholism they'd often forget what a red light was and crash into a sheep.

If you're know how to recite Quran, recite it regularly before, during or after fast.

In that same letter to Hackett, Lincoln insisted that Claudius's soliloquy beginning "O, my offense is rank" was superior to any of Hamlet's, and we know that he committed it to memory, and would recite it at length even to acquaintances — an artist who had come to paint his portrait, for instance.