Sentence examples for rhymes lady from inspiring English sources

Its main lyric rhymes "lady" with "crazy" and the video looks like it was made by the kind of person who keeps a folder of blotter art on their desktop.

Like the nursery rhyme lady who swallows a spider to catch a fly, and has to swallow a bird to catch the spider, and a cat to catch the bird, so must these regulations, which have broad general appeal but are disastrous in their implementation.

He got another infusion of American dosh when he married his second wife, Gladys (rhyming with "ladies") Deacon, a famous socialite whose great beauty was spoiled when plastic surgery went wrong and resulted in alarming, prominent runnels down her Roman nose.

Her demise was celebrated in a mocking rhyme: Ye Ladies of Drury, now weep Your voices in howling now raise For Old Mother Needham's laid deep And bitter will be all your Days.

Davidson thinks that the best response to the government's attitude was made by an academic writing in the Times HE Supplement who likened it to the nursery rhyme about the old lady who swallowed a fly.

Take "Memory Lane," in which Nas says that he rhymes "for listeners, blunt-heads, fly ladies, and prisoners".

It's far worse than hiring booth babes at CES or that one time HTC tried to build a purse-friendly lady phone called the Rhyme.

Timothy Simons sat down with Huffpost Live and revealed the formula for keeping it together while spitting out rhymes -- "It's J Diddy ladies, get giddy" -- on the show.

Here are ten shameless rhymes from some of the boldest ladies in rap.

Several theories have been advanced to explain the meaning of the rhyme and the identity of the "fair lady" of the refrain.

Poe based the structure of "The Raven" on the complicated rhyme and rhythm of Elizabeth Barrett's poem "Lady Geraldine's Courtship".