Sentence examples for setting of lines from inspiring English sources

The album ends with a hauntingly spare setting of lines adapted from Ecclesiastes: "People come and people go / the earth goes on and on".

At Mr. Hoiby's death he was working on a choral setting of lines from Emerson's essay "Nature" in honor of Vassar College's 150th anniversary.

The most affecting of its several appearances in this program was in "How Slow the Wind" (2001), a setting of lines from Emily Dickinson poems, inspired by the death of a friend.

Ms. Mijanovic also gave a lovely, quietly emotional reading of Johann Christoph Bach's dark, tense setting of lines from Lamentations and Psalm 38, "Ach, dass ich Wassers g'nug hätte".

And it offers surprises from this other world: A powerful choral setting of lines from Psalms 113 to 118 is based on a song by the Argentine pop composer and singer Víctor Heredia.

"There could be a totally new set of lines," Mr. Cunningham said.

The Middle East's imperial boundaries are flawed but so is every other plausible set of lines.

Each subject saw 18 sets of lines, and the group answer was wrong for 12 of them.

A congruence of lines in space is the set of lines obtained when the four coordinates of each line satisfy two given conditions.

"There are two separate inquiries with a different focus – we've got one particular set of lines of inquiry and they have a different one.

It was a classic Cruzian set of lines, rendering his supporters as worshippers and his opponents as people of bad will.