Sentence examples for verses between from inspiring English sources

From Murasaki's own diaries, poetry and the Tale itself, Dalby has recreated an astonishingly elaborate and beautiful society, fraught with court intrigue and the dictates of elegance, where verses between friends shimmer with multiple meanings, and fans, robes and hairstyles are as eloquent as poetry.

Mr. Ross has an ear for hooks, and that's on display on most of this strong collection, whether it's on songs that are solid end to end, like "All Birds," a collaboration between Mr. Ross and French Montana, or even on songs featuring great hooks without great verses between them, like "Actin' Up".

Not only is the music itself overtly Christian, but during the concerts there are light shows of large crosses beamed all over the stage, and the performers typically give their Christian testimony or read Bible verses between songs.

His switches, from chorus to verse, between pianissimo and wrecking-ball volume, are much more pronounced; he has adapted to what grabs attention over the years.

Though he is known mostly for his prose works, he started his career as a poet, publishing six volumes of verse between 1957 and 1966.

The B-side was even more extreme: What Am I Going to Do switches from a lovers' quarrel on the verse between Jay Aston and Bobby G – like a mock-Tudor version of My Bloody Valentine's Feed Me With Your Kiss – into a growled chorus that borrows the 10-quid keyboard PhD used on I Won't Let You Down, and then onwards into a classic 82, head-out-the-car-window Academy of Rock guitar break.

Upon analysis of variables instrumental in reallocation from high to low subgroups (and vice verse) between the EORTC and PI models, albumin, calretinin, NLR and age provided the greatest additional discriminatory information.

There were no statistically significant differences between the mean values or regressions of AFC verses age between the two racial groups.

In the end it was his works that were the more memorable, particularly "Veni, Dilecte Mi," with its almost erotic imagery, and a Magnificat setting, in which the verses alternated between plainsong and polyphony, ending starkly in chant.

His poetry, such as the collection Versos libres (1913; "Free Verses"), written between 1878 and 1882 on the theme of freedom, reveals a deep sensitivity and an original poetic vision.

' The song's verses alternate between ones that speak of the environmental problems of Pittsburgh and ones that speak of its labor problems.