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1
His only contribution to the debate was to
recite
a
poem
:
2
All the guests were expected to
recite
a
poem
or song.
3
If you're really unlucky, they'll ask you to
recite
a
poem
at their wedding.
4
Ermagherd, she's either going to read a passage from her diary or
recite
a
poem
.
5
Tildy wanted to
recite
a
poem
at the grave.
6
Do you from time-to-time
recite
a
poem
from memory?
7
Clara clasps her hands behind her back, like a schoolchild about to
recite
a
poem
.
8
Here Isaiah, who had been silently listening to the discussions, offered to
recite
a
poem
,
an original composition.
9
With swift steps he ascended a specially-constructed tribune and made a sign that he wished to
recite
a
poem
.
10
As they sat down here loverwise, Basil, as in the early days of their courtship, began to
recite
a
poem
.
11
With rapid steps he ascended a forum constructed for this purpose, and made signs that he wished to
recite
a
poem
.
12
Among other things, the doll was able to
recite
a
poem
composed by the Archduchess Marie Valerie in honour of Christmas Eve.
13
She clasped her hands in front of her, which made her feel like a little girl getting ready to
recite
a
poem
.
14
In fact, he had earlier been moved to
recite
a
poem
,
the darkly religious imagery of which jarred pleasingly with the picture-postcard surroundings.
15
They had come to pay their respects to their late colleague and were having to listen to me
recite
a
poem
by Dylan Thomas.
16
Derek has chosen to
recite
a
poem
,
something about a man who gets drunk and wakes up in a ditch next to a pig.
recite
a
poem
recite