Sentence examples for verses well from inspiring English sources

Repeatedly, between verses – well, verbal sallies, really – there is a long radio silence among the most pregnant passages of the night.

The stiffer, shoutier Costello of the 1970s didn't tend to start his verses, "Well, I ask you" - Shipbuilding is a different kind of song, filled with a quieter fury and very far from punk rock.

Dire Biblical verses welled up from the past and pounded through his head.

Etan Thomas writes verse well enough to hold his own at poetry slams on the South Side of Syracuse.

I've never cast a history play, but there I guess the physicality is the issue: you have to find someone who is plausibly a soldier, but who's also able to speak the verse well.

Not one Hallmark card verse (well, maybe one) in this piece.

When covering Outkast's Liberation, she takes on Big Boi and André 3000's verses as well as her own; by the end of the song, they belong to her as well.

The fatwa targeted others involved with the publication of Rushdie's novel, "The Satanic Verses," as well; his Japanese translator was murdered, and his Italian translator almost was.

A half-measure complicates the meter of the verses, as well as the fact that the vocals begin in the middle of the first measure.

Drake's pedal steel features strongly on the recording, providing a commentary to Harrison's vocal in the verses, as well as a mid-song solo, supported by Hammond organ from Billy Preston, and Gary Wright on piano.

Countless volumes of scholarly commentary have been published over the years correcting the decontextualized and ridiculous misinterpretation and wrongful applications of these Jewish verses as well as their usual Christian companion for religious bullying, Romans 1 27.