Sentence examples similar to corresponding rhymes from inspiring English sources
If one line ends with, say, the word "stranger," I'll try to second-guess the corresponding rhyme.
The correspondence of rhymes, proto-Hmong-Mien *-əu Old Chinese *-əu Oldmpatible with a loan from Chinese: Ratliff (2010:119) cites the parallel of 媼 *uˤuʔ 'old woman' correspondisg to Proto-Hmong-Mien *ʔəuX 'elder sister/wife'.
Memory test items selected from rhyme families assigned to the rhyme focus condition were more likely to be scored as recognized than corresponding memory test items selected from rhyme families assigned to the melodic focus condition (t11 = 5.36, P < 0.0005).
Third, he introduces each number in short, rhyming text alongside a corresponding number of small circles on a field of black.
A multi rhyme is when more than one syllable at the end of a line rhyme with those in the corresponding line.
Figure 1 illustrates the structure of the rhyme network by showing a small part of the full graph, corresponding to the codas reconstructed as *-ar, *-an, and *-aj in the reconstruction of Baxter and Sagart (2014).
Can you rhyme like Sondheim?
