Sentence examples for my cipher from inspiring English sources

"On and on, and on and on / My cipher keeps moving like a rolling stone," Badu sang, and in this context "cipher" might refer to a group of rappers standing in a circle, trading rhymes.

When Badu sings, "My cipher keeps moving like a rolling stone," she's employing Smith's usage of "cipher" — a ring of people reciting portions of Smith's teachings.

When Badu sings, "My cipher keeps moving like a rolling stone," she's employing Smith's usage of "cipher"—a ring of people reciting portions of Smith's teachings.

I was in South Kensington, surrounded by all these English Heritage blue plaques, and I thought it was the perfect cipher for my message.

Before his retirement in 1967 a quarter-century later, he began writing his "Memoirs of My Work in the Cipher Bureau of Section II of the [Polish] General Staff," which were purchased by the Military Historical Institute, in Warsaw.

I conducted some cursory research, but was unable to break the cipher before finishing my degree and heading to Texas A&M University for my doctoral studies.

Well, my friends, he is the cipher to cracking this dilemma of ours.

I didn't know this when writing about another rune stone, Minnesota's Kensington, in my Ethan Gage novel, The Dakota Cipher.

Back then, it was a cipher for some of my own frustrations about having a voice, and not being seen or heard.

In "Memories of My Melancholy Whores," she is a working-class cipher who surrenders in her sleep, and whose speechless body represents the marvel of life.

"My usual style of ciphering out the merits of poetry," Mark Twain wrote, "... is to read a line or two near the top, a verse near the bottom and then strike an average".