Sentence examples for poet it from inspiring English sources

If Americans know just one poet, "it's probably Robert Frost," said Lauren Gilbert, head of community services for the Sachem library.

Inaugurated in 1993 to celebrate the Poetry Book Society's 40th birthday and honour its founding poet, it is endowed by Eliot's widow, Valerie Eliot.

As the feud sharpened its focus on the poet, it would be seen how Mabel had quickened to the poems of Emily Dickinson and how willing Mabel would be to undertake years of toil with difficult manuscripts.

To the poet, it is the Sunny South.

I think as a poet it was really important for me.

Had Spender developed into a great poet, it would have been most welcome.

If a society jeers at its good athletes and poets, it is deficient, and its practices should be reformed so that the deserving are rewarded in due proportion.

There, ideas mingle with personalities, and bit by bit, solutions are worked out for as the poet put it, "It's certain there is no fine thing / Since Adam's fall but needs much labouring" (1 ).

As indicated by the subtitle, "The Arch-Poet," it coincides with the start of a quarter century when Yeats's best work would be done: complex, yet direct, powerful and free.

Germans don't like their poets; it's a tradition.

"I mean, for young poets it's definitely colossal.