Sentence examples for eight line from inspiring English sources

All other patients required dose reductions, dose delays or the chemotherapy was stopped early because of neutropenic sepsis (11 patients), mucositis (eight), line problems (six), personal reasons (three), progressive disease (two) and others (six), including Herpes zoster infection and a chest infection.

Below is audio of eight line readings from eight different, yet equally prestigious, TV shows.

Seared by the summer heat and locked in teams of seven or eight, line judges labor in anonymity, clustering on breaks in shaded areas awaiting assignments sometimes extending into evening.

By 23, Bryant had left Adidas, blaming it for slowing sales of his gear, and ultimately changing his uniform number from 8 to 24 when it continued its Crazy Eight line.

He wrote the second half of the film, which takes place largely on a farm, while back in sunny L.A., listening often to David Bowie's "Eight Line Poem," from "Hunky Dory," and later, to the prelude to "Das Rheingold," which is based on one swelling chord that builds to a stirring climax.

The technique for fault detection is described and verified with experiments on a 33 kV test system containing 12 busbars, eight transformers and eight line sections.

Invented by Edmund Spenser for his poem The Faerie Queene (1590 1609), the Spenserian stanza has origins in the Old French ballade (eight-line stanzas, rhyming ababbcbc), the Italian ottava rima (eight iambic pentameter lines with a rhyme scheme of abababcc), and the stanza form used by Chaucer in his "Monk's Tale" (eight lines rhyming ababbcbc).

The visitors lost eight line-outs.

The potential function of the other eight line-specific CNVRs in Silkies is not clear.

The eight-line texts (by Luigi Tansillo) are similarly strict in rhyme scheme and structure, raw and vivid in language.

Ottava rima is an eight-line stanza developed in Italy, usually associated in English with Byron and his fellow second-generation Romantics.