by emily dickinson造句

• His recent works include a song cycle set to poetry by Emily Dickinson.
• The title is from a letter by Emily Dickinson.
• Here are the opening stanzas from two different poems by Emily Dickinson : _ __
• As we browsed, a teen-ager settled on a well-thumbed volume of poems by Emily Dickinson.
• Kipniss also illustrated " Poems by Emily Dickinson " ( 1964 ) with twenty-six drawings.
• A well-known example is a poem by Emily Dickinson, " I Dreaded That First Robin So ".
• It's a collection of poems by Emily Dickinson, Samuel Beckett and Federico Garc韆 Lorca with original music by Lentini.
• The first volume of " Poems by Emily Dickinson " was published in 1890, and included many alterations by Todd.
• Quotes are by Emily Dickinson, William Shakespeare, Carl Sandburg, Langston Hughes, J . R . R . Tolkien and others.
• ""'Success is Counted Sweetest "'" is a lyric poem by Emily Dickinson written in 1859 and published anonymously in 1864.
• The title comes from a letter written by Emily Dickinson, whose letters and poems inspired some of Graham's major dances.
• Movement IV is a chorale in five sections for soprano, mezzo-soprano, tenor, and bass-baritone which employ settings of poems by Emily Dickinson.
• Thus, an elephant quotes a poem by Emily Dickinson and a gadget-heavy spy episode becomes a vehicle for " Sterling Bond ", James'hapless brother.
• The " Dickinson Electronic Archives " was begun in 1994 by Emily Dickinson scholar and University of Maryland, College Park professor Martha Nell Smith.
• She writes, " A Rat surrendered here, " and in the next footnote she writes, " See poem No . 1340 by Emily Dickinson ."
• He also cited the use of poems by Emily Dickinson, whom he compares to GLaDOS in how both were reclusive and were essentially disembodied voices.
• Richie goes to her school, where she recites " Because I could not stop for Death " by Emily Dickinson in both English and Mandarin Chinese.
• ""'Because I could not stop for Death "'" is a lyrical poem by Emily Dickinson first published posthumously in " Poems : Series 1 " in 1890.
• Walk your fingers to the insurance section, for example, and you'll come across the line, " I died for beauty . . . " by Emily Dickinson.
• ""'A Bird came down the Walk "'" is a short poem by Emily Dickinson ( 1830 1886 ) that tells of the poet's encounter with a worm-eating bird.