Carl Sandburg造句

1、Carl Sandburg (1878-1967) Carl Sandburg was an American poet.

2、Who could live without hope? -- Carl Sandburg

3、Three who come unbidden: love, jealousy, and fear. --Carl Sandburg

4、On Carl Sandburg s Poetic Inheritage from Walt Whitman;

5、With such aids, the poetry of Carl Sandburg came into being.

6、As the poet Carl Sandburg put it in 1961: "What, Hollywood's more important than Harvard?"

7、Life is like an onion: you peel it off one layer at a time, and sometimes you weep. (Carl Sandburg).

8、Some philosopher long ago wrote it down that there were persons to whom nothing was more difficult than to sit in a quiet room lonely. ----Carl Sandburg

9、In nineteen sixteen, the city gained two more nicknames from a poem called "Chicago," written by Carl Sandburg. Here is the first part of the poem.

10、A city of northwest-central Illinois west-northwest of Peoria. The poet Carl Sandburg was born here in 878. Population, 33,530.

11、He sounded more like Carl Sandburg in love hate thrall with great maddening Chicago than like the usual tough gritty moody chronicler of California's broken dreams.

12、Those verbs! They are terrible things. Nouns are definite, the names of persons or thins, but verbs cause all the trouble in the word. All lawsuits are about something coming between two nouns those verbs. --Carl Sandburg

13、I'm enjoying reading Carl Sandburg's biography on Abraham Lincoln - it's great writing, it's informative, and I feel good after reading a chapter or two.