Sentence examples for a hundred lines from inspiring English sources

My songs are shaped on pre-existing texts, sometimes centuries old and a hundred lines long, with voice, line and accompaniment unalterable.

Before telling his tale, the Pardoner spends more than a hundred lines describing proudly how he cheats poor people out of their money by getting them to buy false pardons.

There must be a hundred lines the Pope could have cited without evoking the two blood-soaked millennia during which Christians blamed the Jews for the death of Jesus.

I'm equally drawn to Donald Hall's "Exile," a poem that presents the double bonus of being a few syllables shorter than Auden's and having a draft history of dramatic excision: Hall initially composed and published the poem in a hundred lines, of which ninety-four weventuallyally trimmed: A boy who played and talked and read with me Fell from a maple tree.

You're well known in Germany for your political and social commentary forceful critiques of Germany's new patriotism, and a magazine column called "A Hundred Lines of Hatred"—yet, in "The Mahogany Elephant" and other stories, your style could almost be described as soft and melancholic.

The Priority-Flood Algorithm is simple to understand and implement: the included pseudocode is only 20 lines and the included C++ reference implementation is under a hundred lines.

The software was built over two years, using more than half a million lines of code.

It requires something like a hundred million lines of code, about two hundred and fifty times the number of lines in the Space Shuttle.

It's a million lines of computer code that runs on the biggest supercomputers in the world.

I hope that part of Microsoft's new direction is freeing Windows from the fetters of its previous iterations, But whoh the knowledge tharehidden among theylinks of those chains are jewels worth salvagoing

(a) Three lines: (top) soil moisture effect,, (middle) annual gravity change, ga(t), and (bottom) snow effect, gs(t).