Intoning

The priest was intoning a sermon to the congregation.

The tour guide was intoning historical facts to the visitors.

She was intoning her prayers softly in the church.

She practiced intoning the "m" sound during her speech therapy session.

The monk was intoning a prayer in the monastery.

The students were intoning the national anthem during the flag-raising ceremony.

The priest was intoning a prayer during the wedding ceremony.

The bishop was intoning the Liturgy of the Eucharist during the Mass.

The cantor was intoning the responsorial psalm during the Jewish Sabbath service.

The speaker was intoning his speech in a monotone voice.

The coach was intoning strategic advice to his players.

The therapist was intoning calming phrases to her patient.

The teacher was intoning the lesson to the class.

The poet was intoning his verses with a melodic tone.

The student was intoning a poem in front of the class.

The singer was intoning the lyrics of the song with great emotion.

The receptionist was intoning the hotel rules to the guests.

The coach was intoning the same instructions over and over again during the practice.

The monk was intoning a chant in the monastery.

The preacher was intoning the Lord's Prayer in a solemn voice.

The tour guide was intoning the names of historical landmarks in a dull voice.

The news anchor was intoning the latest political developments in a monotone voice.

The actor was intoning his lines in a flat tone, making the audience lose interest.

The speaker was intoning a boring speech about the history of accounting.

The judge was intoning the sentence of the accused in a grave voice.

The teacher was intoning the same lesson for the third time.

He had trouble intoning the "r" sound, so the speech therapist gave him some exercises to practice.

The speech therapist suggested intoning the "s" sound with a gentle hiss.

I need to practice intoning the "th" sound correctly.

The patient was intoning the vowel sounds as part of her speech therapy exercises.

To improve my pronunciation, I've been intoning different vowel sounds.

She practiced intoning the "f" sound with the speech therapist during her therapy session.

The Buddhist monk was intoning a mantra during the meditation session.

The choir was intoning a hymn during the Sunday church service.

The opera singer was intoning the aria from Puccini's "Madama Butterfly" with exquisite phrasing and tone.

The Native American shaman was intoning a healing chant during the sweat lodge ceremony.

The cantor was intoning the haunting melody of the Jewish Kol Nidre prayer on the eve of Yom Kippur.

The Hindu priest was intoning a Sanskrit hymn during the puja.

The mullah was intoning the melodious recitation of the Quran in the traditional Arabic style during the Ramadan tarawih prayers.

The muezzin was intoning the adhan, the call to prayer, from the minaret of the mosque.

The Byzantine cantor was intoning the complex melismatic compositions of the Divine Liturgy, navigating the intricate intervals and ornaments with ease.

The children were intoning a simple nursery rhyme in the kindergarten class.

The rabbi was intoning a Hebrew psalm during the Jewish Sabbath service.

The choir was intoning the intricate polyphonic chants of the Renaissance era during the choral concert.

The Gregorian chanters were intoning the ancient plainsong hymns with the precision and purity of tone that only years of training could produce.

The Tibetan monks were intoning the long, sustained chants of the Tibetan Buddhist liturgy in the monastery's prayer hall.

The traditional chanters were intoning the powerful, rhythmic chants of the Native American sweat lodge ceremony.

The shaman was intoning the sacred icaros during the ayahuasca ceremony in the Amazonian rainforest.

The monks were intoning the solemn requiem mass for the deceased abbot.

The priest was intoning the ancient Latin prayers of the Tridentine Mass in the ornate cathedral.