Several times a day, the students recite for their teachers.

Sometimes of a night he'd set by the fire and recite.

Part of another saying, which she had no time to recite, for he went on.

She was not looking at him, but reciting words into space.

He then spent the next three hours reciting his story.

Will you be able to recite it again, if I ask?

She and her mother had recited them together so often.

He never knew what point was going to be recited back to him.

Yes, and if he asked her, she could probably recite it to him.

Making the work even more difficult, the students, for the most part, do not understand what they are reciting.

She turned back to Richard and recited her next line.

Something you have to think of to recite to yourself.

She'd recited it so many times, but the beginning was always hard.

He had already been reciting since the age of ten.

It is recited at the end of a working day.

"He gave me the words I have already recited to you, and nothing more."

How much time is lost in teaching them to recite what they do not understand?

I very nearly recited the words from the book to her, but something stopped me.

She began to recite in a thin, little girl voice.

Why stop now when you can recite ten more lines?

So Project members instead recited some of her work from memory.

"I think the people are beginning to understand," Brown recited.

"To recite words in a foreign language to those who would kill you?"

People around here can recite the names as though they were family.

What you recited to me did not appear to be anything other than a work interest.