Sentence examples for stressed lines from inspiring English sources
After those three heavily stressed lines, each beginning with a stress (this, every, fire) the iamb of the fourth line brings temporary relief, the relief that the soul may eventually enjoy in perpetuity: "And Christ receive they saul".
Instantly, he began to recite, in the alliterative, heavily stressed lines of Anglo-Saxon verse, the hymn now recognized as the first surviving English poem: "Now we must praise heaven-kingdom's Guardian, / the Measurer's might and his mind-plans, / the work of the Glory-Father, when he of wonders of every one, / eternal Lord, the beginning established".
In PI578718 heat stressed lines, SnRK2-2 and SnRK2-1 showed increased transcript abundance at 12 and 36 HAT, respectively.
Lines: Green line Spring, Orange line Summer - water stressed, Blue line Summer - released from water stress.
Specifically, he could not take seriously the verbal expressiveness of the meditative passages in the stressed long lines, whose language is devoid of brilliant phrases and steps round and around a shifting point of view.
The stress lines are visible.
Rhyming couplets, five-stress lines, the lot: A Michael Bay production this is not.
His wife could see the stress lines in the face of her broad-shouldered husband.
The eyes — large, shadowed and radiating fine stress lines — are the central feature.
Monk's Tale stanza, a stanza of eight five-stress lines with the rhyme scheme ababbcbc.
The first two-syllable line is the "bob," which is a bridge from the alliterated to the rhyming lines; the following four three-stress lines are the "wheel".
