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Meanings of poet-singer in anglès
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Examples for "minstrel"
Examples for "minstrel"
1
That is the idea the minstrel tries to voice to the princess.
2
The minstrel nodded to each message, repeating it back word for word.
3
This dash of the monk and the minstrel is a sure sign.
4
The balcony now held only two forms,-theminstrel and the handsome lady.
5
For the friendship between Diane and the handsome minstrel was steadily growing.
1
This week, a troubadour, in the true modern sense of the word.
2
There united in him the spirits of the troubadour and the spearman.
3
Now, at 71, the venerable troubadour is indeed gazing into the past.
4
But the Corkman has found his niche in the gravel-voiced troubadour market.
5
Adieu again; think of your old troubadour who thinks unceasingly of you.
1
The request of a jongleur to lead the Duke's battle seems incredible.
2
The troubadour, minstrel and jongleur or joglar, were not the same in dignity.
3
Baldulph devised to seek the besiegers' camp in the guise of a jongleur.
4
The jongleur was not noble by birth, but was ennobled by his bravery.
5
If this jongleur had lied, Bracciolini meant to kill him for his insolence.
1
Legendary folk singer Liam Clancy died yesterday evening after a long illness.
2
To celebrate, we've invited Scottish folk singer King Creosote by the pod.
3
She carries a harp & tells him she is a folk singer.
4
But for folk singer Jesca Hoop, moving to Manchester was an easy decision.
5
I started out as a folk singer, and that's there, too.
Translations for poet-singer