Sentences with word «alliterative»

I'm usually a fan of alliterative names, but Tennessee's parents seem to have gone slightly too literal in the whole «meaningful» names department.

(I can only assume those delightfully alliterative names will make their way into a musical number.

use technology to effectively present a selection of alliterative phrases that can be used to create an informative wall or ceiling hanging.

But in academic writing, unrestricted usage of alliterative words is not fair because academic writing is formal, not casual method of writing.

Subsequent alliterative titles lead readers through a Miserable Mill and a Vile Village and other equally depressing places.

Global brands choose alliterative headlines, brand names and products.

For her exhibition at Haus Lange, she selected works forming pairs or small groups she calls «posses» — an unusual word in this context but nicely alliterative with «pairs.»

A lesson following the TEEP planning cycle which looks at alliteration in poetry then moves on to support learners in writing their own alliterative sentences which can be put together to produce a class poem.

Complex combat, kind kings, and alliterative puns galore!

And I suppose the headline is a curate's egg alliteration — alliterative in parts.

Later, they alter their literary works by choosing alliterative words.

Yes, it's really spelled that way, for alliterative purposes.

Proactive pursuit may be a lovely theory (it's even alliterative), but is it really a brilliant, cost - effective tool?

Maybe too alliterative?

Play a brief game: Put a word on the board and ask who can think of the most alliterative phrases.

Beowulf (/ ˈ b eɪ oʊ w ʊ l f / Old English: [ˈbeːo̯ˌwulf]-RRB- is an Old English epic poem consisting of 3,182 alliterative lines.

But while he riffs, mugs, jokes and impersonates as a workaholic developer - dad who needs penguins to teach him that family comes first, the trio of screenwriters show a lot of alliterative love to Ophelia Lovibond («No Strings Attached»), who plays Popper's punctilious pal Friday, Pippi.

Encourage them to write or type some of their own alliterative phrases, making use of current vocabulary words and using a dictionary or thesaurus as appropriate.

Try to come up with something catchy... maybe alliterative (try the dictionary if you do not know what that big word means).

Then, how to use alliterative and similar catchy words in creative writing?

Playful touches include hidden letters, alliterative text, and details on the construction of each piece.

Next, these guys showed up - Mega Man 2's «Robot Masters», a name not nearly as creative or alliterative as The Order of No Quarter.

And we just signed Brandt Bronico, who at least promises some fantastic alliterative headlines if he can make a mark.

Another option is to choose names that are not precisely alliterative, but that echo one another, such as Hannah and Lilah, or Mason and Ethan.

Two audience members have written the presentation up for our enjoyment, complete with screenshots and links to more resources: check out Britt Bravo's version on the NetSquared blog or his own site as well as Lorna Li's take (BTW, the most alliterative author pair - up I've ever seen).

Still, Popper does have his faithful assistant Pippi, an English missy with a lisp whose principal job is to perpetuate the title's alliterative propensity.

He even donates a bunch of scenes to the cute Ophelia Lovibond, who play's Tom's alliterative assistant.

Birdman, Boyhood, and The Grand Budapest Hotel top the list of nominees, proving that critics like either quirky filmmaking or alliterative lists.

But, really, Sony Pictures Classics should know better than to resort to such — in laughably alliterative, Travers-esque terms — baldfaced buffoonery.

Set parameters that align with your instructional goals, including whether they should use words from a particular unit, how many alliterative phrases they should illustrate (three to four are suggested), or whether alliterations should be based on a theme («fall foliage») or social studies concept («hometown helpers»).

Introduce alliterative phrases and have students read a range of phrases aloud.

This assignment allowed students to show their understanding of how to write alliterative language, practice their reading fluency, and display their artistic abilities.

It is easier to pronounce alliterative words in sentences or the group of more than one word.

Fun alliterative activities also abound (it must be catching!)

This regal, intelligent, social breed hails from Germany and its one - of - a-kind silver and gray tinted coat is what led to the breed's alliterative nickname.

The Politics & Intrigue Feature Spotlight video goes into impressive depth in an effort to explain the weird, alliterative triad of verbs I just used and how they relate to conquering the Land of Hope and Glory (God, doesn't English patriotism sound daft).

Most involve dank dungeons, gloomy graveyards, and other alliterative environmental tropes.

Games based on Dante, Jack the Ripper and now late 14th - century Middle English alliterative romance?

This lingering shadow was made whole in Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater, a prequel set in the»60s that stars the villain and explores how he, a noble CIA operative then named Naked Snake, rose to prominence and earned his ludicrous alliterative title.

Her process of researching, digging through archives, and repurposing texts through alliterative games and constricted writing techniques, is rooted in the work of poets like Harryette Mullen.

Or this one: a 2013 piece by Andrew Brischler with an unprintably alliterative name and a boldly colorful canvas featuring six vertical stripes.

That's not to say you should completely abandon absolutely everything you've heard about applications and revert to alliterative verse as means to catch the eye.

But its own photo (see tweet above) and alliterative acknowledgement that «doctors and delinquents stood shoulder to shoulder» in the protests points to the growing alliances building against the Federal Budget measures.

Alliterative names tend to roll off the tongue in poetic fashion.

In the case of this book, using «girl» was appropriate for the various reasons suggested: it was an actual headline, and throughout the book the writer used actual news articles; it is «catchy» (alliterative with «gun»); and it captures the liveliness and humor of the book itself.

And there's Ophelia Lovibond, an English actress who plays Popper's personal assistant and has the unenviable job of blurting out endless streams of alliterative sentences, heavy on the letter P.