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31. The Shakespearean sonnet consists of three quatrains (four-line stanzas), rhyming abab cdcd efef, and a couplet (a two-line stanza), rhyming gg.

32. Mr. Yao read off the Chinese equivalents as if savoring a Shakespearean sonnet.

33. The Italian sonnet form is commony called the Petrarchan sonnet, because Petrarch's "Canzonieri, " a sequence of poems including 317 sonnets, established the sonnet as a major form in European poetry.

34. He says he can knock off sonnet on any occasion.

35. The pen definitely looks like a real Parker Sonnet, complete with the red hang tag.

36. There are 14 f-block elements, and an Elizabethan sonnet contains 14 lines.

37. Because each new stanza introduces a new set of rhyming sounds, the Shakespearean sonnet is well-suited to English, which is less richly endowed than Italian with rhyming words.

38. Donne and Milton's break with the traditional Petrarchan love theme opened anew world for sonneteers and announced the completion of the process of sonnet Anglicization.

38. Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and create good sentences.

39. The distillate would be kept in a glass vessel, a vial. See the next sonnet.

40. Few writers can pull off a Shakespearean sonnet or metaphors like Wordsworth, so don't try.

41. Vivaldi wrote the music of each concerto to follow a sonnet, or poem, about each season.

42. I think it ( will be ) too difficult to write a sonnet.

43. The sonnet, along with other Italian forms, was introduced to England in the sixteenth century by Sir Thomas Wyatt and his younger contemporary Henry Howard, Earl of Surrey.

44. Of the sonnet eleven of the lines are mere padding and say nothing.

45. The change is reflected in their English sonnet composition, such as the adjustment of the rhythm, the reform of the text structure, and the alteration of the rhyme and metre.

46. The four together feel as elegant, as whole, and as complete to a physicist as a Shakespearean sonnet does to a poet.

47. He says he can knock off a sonnet on any occasion.

48. It's in recognition of what we can think of as this time-honored historical irony that Milton writes such a memorable line, a wonderful line, in his sonnet on the new Presbyterian regime.

49. Yao read off the Chinese equivalents as if savoring a Shakespearean sonnet.

50. I read that beautiful Shakespearean sonnet to her(sentencedict.com), but it was pearls before swine to such an illiterate person.

51. You could recite an epic poem for me a ballad a sonnet, a limerick or something!

52. The mellow colour of the dawn sky caused him to write an inmmortal sonnet.

53. Our teacher told us to recite this sonnet written by Shakespeare.

54. You remember Sonnet Seven, "How Soon Hath Time," the sonnet that he had written on the sad occasion of his twenty-third birthday.

55. Shakespeare early time creation ' s Crowning Work, is the long poem "Venus and Adonis", "Phoenix and the Turtle Dove" With 154 sonnet in overwhelming majorities.

56. In her trembling voice she read to him Rupert Brook's sonnet.

57. Instead, look into her eyes, smile and recite the sonnet while you gently stroke her face.