Sentence examples for a river of words from inspiring English sources
"A River of Words" insightfully portrays the writing life.
"At times, Harvest reads like a long prose poem; it plays on the ear like a river of words.
Like "A River of Words," this book ends with a biographical note, making it a helpful source for school projects.
How Williams found his way to poetry and medicine is the subject of Jen Bryant and Melissa Sweet's lively new biography for children, "A River of Words" (named a New York Times Best Illustrated Children's Book this year).
(Picture book; ages 5 to 9) The team behind "A River of Words: The Story of William Carlos Williams" pair up again to tell the little-known story of the self-taught artist Horace Pippin, grandson of a slave, born in West Chester, Pa.
A wild river of words poured from her. Random words, meaningless sentences.
A rushing river of words that reflects the chaos and humanity of the place from which he hails.
They come spilling out of "A Man for All Seasons" in great torrents that spin and swell into rapids, a furious river of words.
His death, on the other hand, which came last week in a hail of police gunfire after his mother called 911 to get help dealing with her disturbed teenage son, inspired a river of anguished, angry words.
And the woman I think of as "the Teacher," as immobile and expressionless as mahogany in devastated grief at the loss of husband and home two months ago, is now a river of feeling and words.
But instead, Trans-1 revealanguageage's poverty, its inadequate approximations, how a web is made of holes, how the river of words flows always away from us.
