Sentence examples for first three lines from inspiring English sources

"The first three lines can score goals.

The first three lines set up a story, which has focus.

The first three lines expand the pentameter line beyond its normal complement of stressed and unstressed syllables; the fourth line contracts, intensifying the arc of feeling.

The first three lines of the poem deal with traditional emblems of ambivalent sexual desire, response, defense, death and a touch of necrophilia.

Another excellent variant of the paperback game involves obtaining a poetry anthology and reading, say, the first three lines of a rhyming quatrain out loud.

Variations on the traditional alcaic include the use of a long initial syllable and of a spondee in the first complete foot of the first three lines.

She sang the first two lines.

The first four lines use typically religious imagery.

And that's just in the first six lines.

Of the first five lines to fail, four belong to FirstEnergy.

"The first two lines get checked so tightly," Chimera said of his third line's performance.