Sentence examples for which pound from inspiring English sources

At once more serious and zanier were the rhythms in which Pound cast his pseudomedieval sung lines.

It begins in 1941 with a stark slice of a radio broadcast from Rome in which Pound, at that point well known, excoriates Jews and praises Germany.

The cost of the combined investigation is expected to be in the region of $1m £664,0000), which Pound says he hopes people find value for money, bearing in mind the impact it has had on the wider sporting map.

He wrote for tiny modernist magazines, like The Egoist, which Pound had commandeered and turned into the flagship of free verse, and which had a circulation of a hundred and eighty-five.

The theory may have partially inspired and was advanced by others as a justification of the New Deal legislation of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in the 1930s, which Pound nonetheless considered extreme.

Then there is a raft of unaccompanied items for violin, some of them collected into a suite called "Fiddle Music," which Pound composed, mostly in the 1920's, for the American expatriate violinist Olga Rudge, his devoted companion.

Mr. Zellner said the waves, which pounded his home last Saturday, were much calmer yesterday.

The most recent attacks on WikiLeaks came from the botnets, which pounded Web sites with high volumes of traffic.

The ocean, which pounds so loudly on the coast that one oft-quoted guest complains about the noise.

U.P.S. said costs related to Hurricane Sandy, which pounded the New York metropolitan area in late October, sliced profit by 5 cents a share in the quarter.

The air assault was timed with our artillery fire, which pounded the fleeing Japanese almost at will once they had abandoned their prepared defense positions.