Sentence examples for to reciting from inspiring English sources
verb
To repeat aloud some passage, poem or other text previously memorized, often before an audience
Attending a sports game shouldn't be akin to reciting the pledge of allegiance.
Mr. Bergin took to reciting the prayer in its entirety every day before filming.
"Mohsen held sessions in his own house dedicated to reciting the Qur'an and interpreting it.
He had taken to reciting the Jesus prayer: Lord Jesus Christ, have mercy on me, a sinner.
He took to reciting passages — Yeats, Emerson, the Declaration of Independence — and by his sophomore year in high school the stutter was giving way.
Rylance is given to reciting modernist poetry on the podium, but instead he gave a warm, solemn, entirely sane speech celebrating Sam Wanamaker, the founder of the Globe.
He began to recite statistics.
She began to recite them.
He loved to recite poetry.
I leapt in authoritatively, starting to recite.
Managed to recite the Philippics verbatim.
