Sentence examples for role of laureate from inspiring English sources

The poems, which Masefield scholar Dr Philip Errington said revealed "a very personal side to the role of Laureate", were found during preparations for a new exhibition of works by poet laureates at the Palace of Holyroodhouse next month.

"His 'official' laureateship verse was published in the Times and even included a poem on the assassination of John F Kennedy. However these newly discovered poems reveal a very personal side to the role of laureate.

Yes, and it's interesting to think how the role of poet laureate has changed in the past decade, in terms of what people have done with it.

He sees the role of poet laureate as "a good PR agent for poetry", and in his own work he seeks profundity in depictions of the everyday.

Could we all get together and tackle some of the issues?" The role of children's laureate was created in 1999 after conversations between Morpurgo, the author of War Horse, and the then poet laureate, the late Ted Hughes.

Lucy: What will you bring to the role of children's laureate?

Mr. Billington said that unlike the role of the poet laureate, which does not come with specific responsibilities, this one calls for Mr. Scieszka (pronounced SHEH-ska) to be a spokesman who will travel and speak to groups of children, parents and teachers "to evangelize the need for reading".

If rhymes for Hewlett-Packard and Hitachi spring to mind with ease then it might be time to dust off the old CV and answer the call which has just gone out for nominations to the role of Silicon Valley poet laureate.

The role of the Nobel Laureate Henry Dale (1875 1968) in the history of allergy and the association of anaphylactic conditions with the liberation of histamine is often overlooked.

The Republican Party had labelled Hillary Clinton's remarks on for-profit colleges "hypocrisy" in light of Bill Clinton's role with Laureate.

Reza is conscious of the buzz surrounding her role as the laureate of burning presidential ambition.