Sentence examples for rhythm of lines from inspiring English sources

Explore the design and rhythm of lines like the abstract expressionist artists Willem de Kooning and Franz Kline.

"In a poem, it becomes part of the rhythms, the speech patterns, the rhythm of your lines.

I could understand some of it just through the rhythm of the lines, through the sounds and shapes of its language, and I wanted to feel that language pass through me.

The exquisite rhythm of the lines and dematerialized forms of Gabriel and Mary in the central portion of The Annunciation led a number of artists to imitation, but none of them achieved such vibrant contours and such spirited forms as did Simone in this great masterpiece.

Reading prose aloud is the test of the rhythm of the lines, and at times as I was reading I was mildly appalled by what I had written as contrasted to what I freshly realized I should have written; once, in fact, I broke up the producer and the sound mixer (who was one of the Doobie Brothers, by the way) by breaking off my reading to erupt, "Who wrote this drek?!" Okay, guilty with an explanation.

This will help you note if your rhyme scheme is off or if the rhythm of the lines of the poem flow well together.

He carried to perfection the decorative line of the Gothic style and subordinated volume to the rhythm of this line.

You need to feel the rhythm of the line of verse and the rhythm that shapes the play.

The Listener knocks on a table to halt the Reader's narration, as Beckett did in rehearsal, finding the precise rhythm of a line.

It is "they shall grow not old as we that are left grow old' NOT 'they shall not grow old …" and the rhythm of the line should tell you that.

Removing the man could take just a minute or two, but that is enough to dent the rhythm of a line whose signalling allows a train to rumble by seconds after the last has left the platform.