Many of the poems conclude with a summing up, with the poet citing himself as the final authority on the matter at hand, enjoining, pleading, prescribing, scolding, giving forth, usually in the form of a miniaturized homily: "Listen, says Kabir, / I have a prayer to make.
As the fencers looked on in astonishment, they walked four paces, turned, and fired simultaneously, each pistol giving forth a tiny click.
Flowering in late spring it gives forth iridescent, rainbow-hued blooms some three feet across.
With growing opposition in New York, Smith gave forth as revelation that Kirtland was the eastern boundary of the New Jerusalem and that his followers must gather there.
In the mirror she gave forth a fine resilience.
Rising as high as 100 feet they catch movement in the air and give forth vibrations that verge on silence: the gentlest of music.
("All your hate and your anger and your rage, you just give forth in your work, and hope it translates on the screen," Bullock joked, referring to the physical demands Cuaron and the movie imposed on her).
This original balance of working, serving and protecting the earth is disturbed after the disobedience of the humans in the story of the eating of the fruit of knowledge in Genesis 3. Humans are now punished by having to toil hard in order for the earth to give forth its produce.
Mr. Arbuthnot gives forth with the cliches of the drama, in particular drama criticism.
"In biblical terms, Blairism is the poisonous tree which can give forth only poisonous fruit and must be rooted out.
