Sentence examples for the rhymes of from inspiring English sources

Broken English, it seems, isn't just used in the rhymes of these rappers.

The article was about Cristal, the expensive champagne that figured in the rhymes of Jay-Z and other prominent rappers.

It turned out Sigur Ros was planning to take him along on the band's American tour and have him sing the rhymes of old Iceland during its shows.

(Who could forget the rhymes of Mobb Deep? "Tommy was my nigga / And couldn't figure / How me and Hilfiger / used to move through with vigor").

Mao's literary ideals had first been realized in the 1940s by Zhao Shuli, whose early stories, such as "Li Youcai banhua" ("The Rhymes of Li Youcai"), were models of proletarian literature, both in form and in content.

Russell Simmons, 52, hip-hop pioneer and founder of Rush Communications, helped bring the rhymes of Public Enemy, LL Cool J and the Beastie Boys to the masses as a partner in Def Jam Recordings.

Then beggarman, three syllables but you've still got the rhyme of man.

But that is animated by the rhyming of shapes, the circulation of line and the vibrant punch of color.

The ensuing Keatsian echo is lessened by the rhyme of "ancient land forlorn" with "uncomforted of morn".

Of the recommendation Untergunther says: "Smart rhyming by this talented and witty wordsmith" and highlights the rhyming of fluorescent paint with a Mingus tape as a particular gem.

"Suffering" and "sing" rhyme daringly, in the last stanza, though not as dangerously as the rhyme of "horizon" and "set eyes on".