Sentence examples for with each verse from inspiring English sources

The mezzo-soprano line sails over it easily, in a passionate arc that is magnified with each verse of the wrenching poetry.

A magician, his voice whispery and insinuating in a minor key, lures you in with descriptions of his tricks that grow more sinister with each verse.

The melodies are exquisite, and with each verse he surrounds them with more and more parts, creating pop crescendos of dizzying ingenuity: whistling, harmonizing, stepping up the percussion, simulating horn and string sections, making synthesizers pulsate and flutter all around.

To that end on this album is "What's Left of Me," which follows a familiar country songwriting shtick, with each verse detailing the trials of a different character, one of group suffering in similar ways.

with each verse gliding into its chorus.

The Bible is not a book of aphorisms, with each verse having a message independent of all others.

4. Itivuttaka (from the words "Thus it is said," with which each verse begins), a collection, in 112 short suttas, of the Buddha's ethical teachings in prose and verse. 5. Suttanipata, concerned with the simple faith of a hermit.

But with each line, each verse, it gets darker.

Tift Merritt, who had the night's purest voice, sang "A Hard Rain's A-Gonna Fall" with cresting drama in each verse, bringing out both the song's revelations and its touches of lullaby.

She also annotates each verse with the cliff-hanging story of how she managed to deliver the number at an out-of-town tryout in New Haven (in a snow storm, no less) while officially standing by for Ethel Merman in "Call Me Madam" on Broadway.

The song is largely acoustic, with lyrics arranged in a traditional ballad form, each verse ending with the line "I don't want to live in my father's house no more".