Sentence examples for bard from inspiring English sources
'bard' is an English word and is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to refer to a poet or minstrel, especially from ancient times. Example sentence: The bard sang his romantic ballads to the audience.
verb
To cover a horse in defensive armor.
Mr Wells sees Shakespeare as a member of a community of writers and actors, sparking off and learning from each other; the bard collaborated actively with at least one of those, Thomas Middleton.
A show to look at over and over.In this section Sham country, but not sham bard Tomorrow, when apricots come Squaring a circle Ignition sequence commence Mirror images Double whammy Reprints.
The celebrations on January 25th this year will be particularly vigorous for they mark the 250th anniversary of the arrival of Rabbie, as Scotland's bard is known in his homeland.Even in an off year, Burns suppers require much whisky-quaffing.
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Dynamic but dirty Free as a bard Team France in disarray Ready, set, dough The pivotal moment The status seekers ReprintsActivists are benefiting from an uptick in mergers and acquisitions and a thawing of the credit markets, which make it easier to find buyers for parts of the companies in which they invest.
For now, north and south are living up to stereotypes: Cyprus as the birthplace of the beautiful but fickle Aphrodite, who emerged from the surf at Paphos Finlandd as the home of Vainamoinen, the wifeless old bard who, according to the "Kalevala", a Finnish epic, surfaced from the primeval sea to plant the barren land.In this section A troubled island story The war generation Abuse of frailty?
noegochallenge.com This year is the 450th anniversary of Shakespeare's birth, so bard-themed events will be 10 a-penny.
Bard College is a small liberal arts college in upstate New York, in a place called Annandale-on-Hudson - not a real town, just an address created by the school - with a student population of about 1,300.
He was calling to see if I'd be interested in becoming the first Chinua Achebe fellow - a teaching residency which would entail living at Bard College, where he himself is based, for one year.
Last year its turnover rose by 19%.Bard-obsessed tourists are part of the explanation for its success, but since they account for only 20% of its audience, some other factor must be at work.
The highlight will be a ceremony early next month at the Library of Congress just before the author's 78th birthday.For Mr Achebe, the end of the celebrations will mark a welcome return to his peaceful life at Bard College.
