Sentence examples for cometh and from inspiring English sources

"It cometh and it goeth, it cometh and it goeth, " Mrs. Geisel says, singsong and wry, "and that was my father, too".

"I think she did it out of absolute necessity, you know, as the wife of one who cometh and goeth.

The offerings are only rarely "American" -- Eugene O'Neill's "Iceman Cometh" and Edward Albee's "Delicate Balance" chief among them.

He calls his show "The Trashman Cometh" and bills it as "magic with a message," one of environmental responsibility.

First Test Dictations, Experiments With Distance of Microphone, and Readings From The Iceman Cometh and Long Days Journey Into Night, All in the Voice of Eugene ONeill.

First test dictations, experiments with distance of microphone, and readings from The Iceman Cometh and Long Days Journey Into Night, all in the voice of Eugene ONeill.

Now a veteran theater and documentary film producer, Lily is currently supporting the Broadway productions of Three Tall Women, The Iceman Cometh, Beautiful, and The Band's Visit, and the national tour productions of An American in Paris, On Your Feet, and Something Rotten.

The whetstone hisses, and the scythe itself makes a long low sighing in the grass.I am thinking of Purcell again:He cometh up, and is cut down like a flow'r; He fleeth as it were a shadow, And ne'er continueth in one stay.You could say this was a garden of death; but it does not feel like one.

Some of them have been spurred on by Muslim leaders.In this section Untouchable Bihar Hong Kong's private passions Mahathir has a dream Indonesia's unholy war Muddling on, but not through The general dictates the tune to which Pakistan will dance The taxman cometh Drugs and slavery in Myanmar ReprintsFew people expect the police or the army to gain control of the situation.

He cometh up, and is cut down like a flow'r; He fleeth as it were a shadow, And ne'er continueth in one stay.On "ne'er continueth" Purcell makes the tenors swoop in with all the plangency that beer and late nights and hopeless love can give them.

In notes for the cantata "Gleichwie der Regen und Schnee vom Himmel fällt" ("For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from Heaven"), in Volume 20, Gardiner observes that the continuo part "goes ballistic" when the Turks and the Papists are mentioned, and Gardiner's execution of that idea is by no means the only instance of ballistics on the set.