Examples of 'yeats' in a sentence
Meaning of "yeats"
Yeats is a noun that typically refers to William Butler Yeats, a renowned Irish poet and key figure in 20th-century literature. His work often explores themes of mythology, symbolism, and Irish identity
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- plural of yeat
- A surname.
- The author and poet W. B. Yeats
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Yeats was influenced by his personal feelings.
Has become more frequent over the last yeats.
Yeats knew his mind on this subject.
The lake isle of innisfree by william butler yeats analysis.
Yeats wrote it in response to a particular set of circumstances.
Humans have been healing piercings for thousands of yeaTS without antibiotics or soap.
Yeats famously said of it a terrible beauty is born.
The first chapter covers the characteristic data of enetgy economics in recent yeats.
Yeats began to write and read poetry.
The idea of having a partner framework devoted to cartoon art goes back a few yeats.
Yeats was captivated to explain human experience.
They think that Yeats is getting off on it.
Yeats knows that unless he makes this journey.
I have been thinking about what Yeats said.
Yeats sometimes attended the meetings.
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My mother was a great one for quoting Yeats.
Yeats is the greatest poet since.
Everyone who reads Yeats is soft in his head.
Yeats lateI you finally got your chance.
Keats and Yeats are on yours side.
Yeats is photographed with a white cat.
Why do not you talk a little Yeats to her.
Yeats attended his first séance the following year.
But here is a poem from Yeats.
Yeats is still widely read.
You must be familiar with my favorite poem by Yeats.
Yeats wrote about him in not particularly flattering terms.
It was easy to see why Yeats loved the place.
Yeats had suffered three strokes in her later years.
This is the shortest poem by Yeats.
Yeats and all.
Her first published volume was highly praised by Yeats.
Yeats was an absolute madman.
And he was quoting Yeats poems and he was crying.
Yeats was his brother.
This is from a poem by Yeats.
Yeats on an average day.
That is a great piece by Yeats.
Yeats in popular culture.
He was quite intellectual and had taught us the poetry of Yeats.
Yeats among others.
It reminds me of a poem by Yeats.
Yeats goes on and on.
His novels were successful and his writing was publicly supported by Yeats.
Yeats wrote it.
However the story itself affected Yeats even more profoundly.
Yeats was right.
Deane then suggests that Yeats was also lucky in having such a biographer as Foster.
Yeats asked how can we know the dancer from the dance.
The most fruitful period of Yeats was the work of his maturity and old age.
