Sentence examples for we would recite from inspiring English sources

WHEN my husband, Fred, and I planned our wedding, he had two strong opinions: 1) brisket should be served, along with the fried chicken; and 2) we would recite the Lord's Prayer in the ceremony.

This involved choosing which chapters we would recite from the Quran and which attributes of Allah we would contemplate.

"I was in Catholic schools, where we'd recite the names of the thirty-two cofntIrelandIreland (counting the six of the North) as indoctrination.

At the end I had to say something else, so I just muttered, "So you want a democracy without capitalism?" He said, "If we were together at this moment, I would recite an impromptu poem out of joy".

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.

Her grandmother asked if she would recite some of her poetry.

"He would recite his stuff like a child doing show-and-tell.

Frede planned for his patrons what appeared to be an impromptu evening, and volunteers would recite and sing.