Sentence examples for will be recited from inspiring English sources

All are welcome to walk with the family to the graveside from the funeral home and a Rosary will be recited.

But the Kaddish, the Jewish mourning prayer, will be recited for the Walits at 6 30 p.m. today in front of their town house.

International Food and Poetry Ukrainian poetry will be recited during a dinner on May 3 at 6 30 p.m., at Kiev East restaurant, 117 Second Avenue (Seventh Street).

Alternatively, write your own eulogy, which will be recited at your funeral.

Islamic belief believes ideally the Shahadah is the first words a newborn will hear; children are taught it immediately and it will be recited upon death.

Eighteen plagues will be recited, 18 drops of water spilled as part of the Shoah Seder, a ritual of remembrance and redemption.

At high schools across America, a large number of senior boys will be reciting his "Just the Way You Are" to their first serious girlfriends.

In and around The Royal Shakespeare Theatre, Stratford-upon-Avon, for more information and details about workshop times visit rsc.org.uk In an all-day performance that would leave most people tongue-tied, The Live Canon Ensemble will be reciting every one of Shakespeare's 154 sonnets.

We don't know yet what exactly the script will be though expect taxes, immigration, reconciliation, and the environment to figure heavily but we do know who will be reciting the lines.

As actor Malcolm MacDowell, who will be reciting lines from 'The Tempest' told me, "Shakespeare is the voice of human experience, and there is no emotion that any of us has felt -- anger, love, joy, pain, loss -- that Shakespeare hasn't written about... which is what makes him so human".

These are statements you will be reciting to yourself when you're under.