Use of phoebus in Sentences. 19 Examples
The examples include phoebus at the start of sentence, phoebus at the end of sentence and phoebus in the middle of sentence
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phoebus at the start of sentence
- Phoebus laughs thinking to himself Circe had better be ready, because the hunt is now officially on.
phoebus at the end of sentence
- He followed her close, offering at the same time his prayers to phoebus.
- One of these was Leto , a goddess of darkness and daughter of the Titans Coeus and phoebus.
- But just as Quasimodo was starting to feel good about himself, Esmeralda meets another guy: the dashing and completely non-deformed Captain phoebus.
phoebus in the middle of sentence
- And reddening phoebus lifts his golden fire.
- Piano improvisations nicely done by phoebus Chan.
- The chariot of phoebus is running into the long river.
- For phoebus, the light bearer King shall keep us company.
- Even if I lost my life, Apollo phoebus won't be disappearred.
- that phoebus Apollo was actually eavesdropping on the poet's discourse.
- It's that moment in which phoebus Apollo makes a sudden and unexpected appearance.
- Several other reactors and rocket designs were tested, most successfully the phoebus and XE-Prime.
- He's absorbed the touching authority of phoebus Apollo, the god of the sun. Milton -- why is that important?
- So this is Virgil: "When I was fain to sing of kings and battles, the Cynthian god" -that's phoebus Apollo -- "plucked my ear and warned me."
- Now not only does phoebus Apollo make a sudden appearance, but he seems actually to interrupt the speaker of the poem in order to correct him.
- Mr. Lee Kar-tai phoebus, CUHK student of Doctor of Music Programme, has won the first prize in the New Generation 2010 with his piece Arid Branches Resound.
- We have the god of poetry, phoebus Apollo himself, who makes an appearance, and he chides Milton for being so concerned with earthly fame -- more on that later.
- As soon as he has expressed this epic ambition -Virgil explains that as soon as he's expressed this phoebus Apollo, the god of poetry, stepped in and chided him.
- Think continually that all kinds of men and of all kinds of pursuits and of all nations are dead, so that thy thoughts come down even to Philistion and phoebus and Origanion.
