Sentence examples for the verse of from inspiring English sources
The metres of the verse of ancient India were constructed on a quantitative basis.
It runs all the way through the verse of ribbon of highway before going to voice mail.
The field is immortalized in the verse of the Staten Island poet John J. McIntyre (relation to Matty unknown).
This is the length of the ballad stanza, the verse of a hymn, and innumerable other kinds of verse.
She used a similar technique to give shape to the verse of "Wasserflut" that momentarily evokes the spring thaw.
The verse of Julius Caesar was specially created for Romans; it is different from that of all the other tragedies.
The verse of "It Ain't Etiquette," sung by Bert Lahr in the Porter show "Du Barry Was a Lady," ends with the phrase "Now, for ninstance, Snooks".
Her work contains only a few apparent allusions to the political disturbances of the time, which are so frequently reflected in the verse of her contemporary Alcaeus.
The 15th century saw a split between heterodox Sufi tendencies, as seen in the verse of Kaygusuz Abdal, and the orthodox Sufism of Eşrefoğlu Rumi.
The best of them seem to think of poetry's possibilities along rather different lines than the verse of this anthology (though perhaps not so differently from Walt Whitman).
Khalidi is not interested in providing the context of the verses of the Qur'an.
