Sentence examples for rhyme back from inspiring English sources

The hard rhyme ("back," "track") prevents the poem from becoming euphonious, and prepares us for a shift toward a more awkward subject -- mortality -- later in the poem.

Beat became a Reaper to find a way to bring his younger sister, Raimu Bito (nicknamed "Rhyme"), back to life.

In one recent clip, she lip-synchs to the Chainsmokers' hit Closer (it ambitiously rhymes "back seat of your Rover" with "tattoo on your shoulder").

The topics of their salty rough-hewn verses, in which they invent and hurl rhymes back and forth, are often suggested by the friendly crowds who cluster around them.

I was putting the finishing touches on my previous film, "Hip Hop: Beyond Beats & Rhymes," back in 2004 when I got the phone call from my mother that there were some problems with my father's health.

The rhyme dates back at least to the 18th century and exists with different numbers of verses each with a number of variations.

When I heard the part that I sampled — ("For every evil under the sun, There is a remedy, or there is none, If there be one, try and find it, If there be none, never mind it") which is from The Mother Goose nursery rhyme dating back to 1700's, I knew straight away that I wanted to chop it up.

Busta Rhymes is back with a new music video and it is a doozy.

Hip-hop has always had its pockets of the bizarre, and the Zombies are fulfilling the role that dudes like Gravediggaz, KMD and even Busta Rhymes did back in the day, that of the weirdos who managed to wiggle their way into your earhole regardless of established conventions.

His poetry reverted to structure, with verse, rhyme and meter back in place, as in his collected ballads and nature poems.

So sharpen your pencils and your rhymes, and check back here in a couple of weeks for details!