Sentence examples for preceding lines from inspiring English sources

The fifth and sixth lines, which traditionally resolve these stanzas, must use all the words from the preceding lines and only those words".

If you do not care one way or another about The preceding lines, Please do not go on listening On any account of mine.

P H EU S A W O R D THE preceding lines are neither an arcane code used during World War II nor clues to some unfinished episode of "Wheel of Fortune".

I'm thinking of the kind of nervy admonition in the lines: If you do not care one way or   another about  The preceding lines,  Please do not go on listening  On any account of mine.

I fell upon its amenable concluding couplet: "Ah, yes; ah, yes; ah, yes, indeed, / Verily yes, ah yes, indeed!" It seemed highly unlikely, and yet beguilingly conceivable, that the poem's preceding lines could justify such an effusion.

I'm tempted to tell him he's missing the point, that the line's meaningless without its context, its preceding line.

One of the hallmarks of his writing is the way it looks on the page and, by extension, sounds: he capitalizes individual words that underscore what was stressed in the preceding line, or he cuts a statement of fact in half, letting it float into the white space of doubt, even as other voices are introduced — voices that are separate from but inseparable from the author's "I".

The lyric does seem to make sense, given Haylor's recent romantic vacation in Virgin Gorda (the preceding line is, "Flew me to places I'd never been"), and fans are speculating that Harry may have done something to end the relationship while the two were traveling.

A trend was also found for response to the preceding line of therapy (Supplementary Table 2).

The real issue is that it is wrong to assume that points precede lines, or lines surfaces, etc. Categorially speaking, what comes first is the entire system of dimensions.

I find this line of argument more interesting than the preceding 4 lines.