Sentence examples for native poet from inspiring English sources

Notable landmarks include the Renaissance cathedral (1589 1602), which replaced a structure demolished to make way for the Genoese fort; the Capella Sistina, built by Pope Sixtus IV; the Palazzo della Rovere, built by Cardinal Giuliano della Rovere (Pope Julius II); and the Teatro Civico Gabriello Chiabrera (1853), a theatre built in honour of the native poet Gabriello Chiabrera.

After the native poets came the Vikings in the ninth century, with traditions of sagas, and the Normans in the twelfth century, bringing with them an English tongue that the Irish would make their own.

Henry Real Bird, a fan favorite, who grew up on the Crow Indian Reservation, in Montana, was the only Native American poet at this year's event, though several Native American and First Nations musicians performed.

Planchettes, also known as seances, have a long history, enjoyed by the likes of beloved native son, poet and 1913 Nobel literature laureate Rabindranath Tagore.

She had not initially aspired to be her native borough's poet laureate.

Virginia also imagines that Shakespeare had a sister, Judith, possessed of the heat and violence native to a poet's heart.

Jordan, a native New Yorker, poet, and adventurer, is an English major at Davidson College and Fathom's summer intern.

("A sound like Uncle Tom Cobleigh reading Neville Cardus to faraway natives", as the poet Dylan Thomas nicely put it).

This week, California native and renowned Chicano poet Juan Felipe Herrera was appointed to the post of California Poet Laureate by Governor Jerry Brown.

Meanwhile, as if in solidarity, Newark's school advisory board in November appointed its native son the official poet laureate of city schools.

Poems consistently feminist, domestic and devoted to the poet's native Ireland; Boland argues that the sweet, icky stuff that passes for love poetry is no such thing.