Sentence examples for some verse from inspiring English sources

Joyce's other works—some verse (Chamber Music, 1907; Pomes Penyeach, 1927; Collected Poems, 1936) and a play, Exiles (1918)—though competently written, added little to his international stature.

She wrote some verse to accompany the drawings and set out to make a book.

Of a buoyant, pugnacious temperament, he wrote profusely on literary, social, historical, and political subjects and produced some verse.

In his early years, Michel had tried his hand at literature: some verse, the beginnings of a novel.

After meeting one young lady at the table, he said, musingly, "Ah, Emily!" and seemed about to recite some verse, vast tracts of which he has reportedly memorized.

During his imprisonment, he wrote constantly; he finished his history of the Catalan war and published some verse in 1649 and a popular, much-reprinted discourse on marriage, Carta de Guia de Casados (1650; The Government of a Wife).

I wrote back some verses, too.

I'd pen you some verses with scrupulous care On the bicycle riders.

Mr. Kong also improvised some verses that drew laughter from Cambodians in the audience.

Eventually Bishop Danticus, seeing the inevitability of publication, asks to compose some verses as a foreword.

Blige hollers and declaims the song, creating in some verses an entertaining dissonance between lyrics and delivery.