Sentence examples for had rhymes from inspiring English sources

Just as last week had a runaway favorite (most-hated word: "moist"), this week had rhymes that came up all the time: "Hawking" and "talking" were commonly paired, as were Kardashian and "fashion" and "passion".

In fact, Mugglestone observed, Blake had rhymed lawn with morn, and Tennyson was to rhyme thorns and yawns.

Then find suitable words in your own language which fit to the line and have rhymes.

Eminem has rhymed, with seeming amusement, about being a "commodity".

If the three had grown up in the city, they would have rhymed about the same subjects as other artists.

Drake, who was brought up Jewish in a wealthy part of Toronto, has rhymed "more than high" with "Mordechai".

Among others, Jay-Z, Clipse, and Young Jeezy have rhymed about a past or present involvement in the trade on the street.

In the time of Chaucer, "fine" would have rhymed with our "seen", "cow" with our "moo", "make" with our "park", and so on.

At that time everything was supposed to have rhyme and have rhythm.

They don't write songs that have rhyming stanzas.

Busta Rhymes has his rhymes spun over an underground garage joint, while 1980s electro classics find themselves fitted up in modernist breakbeat overcoats.