Sentence examples for which verse from inspiring English sources

This one, in which verse, writing and painting are temperamentally in sync, is among the finest.

A different departure from praise poetry was the crosánacht, in which verse was frequently interspersed with humorous or satirical prose passages.

A third "language" in which verse was composed further complicates the binary opposition of English and Irish: the Ulster-Scots dialect.

Which verse could inspire athletes sprinting from their lodgings at next year's Olympic Games in London, or trudging back after their events?

When the final codification of each section was complete, the Masoretes not only counted and noted down the total number of verses, words, and letters in the text but further indicated which verse, which word, and which letter marked the centre of the text.

(There are still newsstands, right?) And in case that's not enough to satisfy your craving for belles lettres about what we stuff down our gullets, even the July/August issue of Poetry has a prose section in which verse purveyors rhapsodize and ramble (poets like to ramble, and we love them for that) about foods that have played a pivotal role in their lives.

The rest of us can dream: which verses, chapters or books would you choose to read?

The title of On Some Verses of Virgil makes you wonder which verses he'll choose: the description of the Golden Bough?

We all make choices (not always very consciously) about which verses, passages and books of the Bible we regard as more authoritative than others.

Bouts-rimés, (French: "rhymed ends"), rhymed words or syllables to which verses are written, best known from a literary game of making verses from a list of rhyming words supplied by another person.

The only common link between the last two deaths that investigators could find was the kind of music they sung as rappers, called Proibidao, in which verses glorify the murder of police.