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Definition of poetry slam in US English: poetry slamnoun A competition using elimination rounds for the reading or performance of poetry. Example sentencesExamples - A poetry slam was judged by Cecilia Marshall, widow of Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall.
- He mentions that he's going to the poetry slam next Friday because his friend is playing flute for some poet and I mention that I've never been to a poetry slam and he says I should try it.
- In other news, I met a ridiculously good-looking barman at the Brighton poetry slam earlier this week (don't ask).
- Hey, I got chosen to compete in a poetry slam on FBI radio!
- The grand poetry slam has a first prize of $150 from Noah's Arc Bookshop, as well as a $100 People's Choice prize.
- One of Martin's numerous tours deforce, as he transforms Ovid into contemporary American English that dogs, cats, and the hip can understand, is to depict the daughters of Pierus challenging the Muses to a poetry slam, as follows.
- I was supposed to go to Ben's poetry slam with Tamara.
- It was patterned on the poetry slam, which offers an open mike to unpublished poets to read their poems before a literature-prone audience.
- Gather up those journal scribblings and participate in a poetry slam.
- He electrified the audience, delivering a written speech as poetry slam.
- The group organized the first teenage poetry slam in 1996; in 1999, the organization expanded to New York, where it currently runs programs in all five boroughs.
- Visit any poetry slam and it becomes readily apparent that literary merit is a distant second (maybe even third) to communication skills.
- There was the occasional poetry slam, but most of the time, it was just a more quiet place to chill.
- If movement were words, this would be a poetry slam.
- I felt a little better the other night at a poetry slam when I noticed that lots of other people looked a bit chubbier, a little rounder in the cheeks.
- Someone willing to delve into his or her artistic conscience and bottle some clove-scented burp from the way-hip poetry slam going on deep within the depths of his or her coffeehouse-bound soul.
- ‘I wasn't talking about the poetry slam,’ she said.
- Bold as the disciples after Pentecost, Hill's sophomore solo album is more akin to a poetry slam of her life testimony than any pop, hiphop, rap, or reggae hit she's had in the past.
- I mean sure, ask him to do something outside of class - but not, say, an audience-participation poetry slam, or karaoke.
- Classmates, this may be the beginning of a poetry slam.
Definition of poetry slam in US English: poetry slamnoun A competition using elimination rounds for the reading or performance of poetry. Example sentencesExamples - There was the occasional poetry slam, but most of the time, it was just a more quiet place to chill.
- ‘I wasn't talking about the poetry slam,’ she said.
- Someone willing to delve into his or her artistic conscience and bottle some clove-scented burp from the way-hip poetry slam going on deep within the depths of his or her coffeehouse-bound soul.
- One of Martin's numerous tours deforce, as he transforms Ovid into contemporary American English that dogs, cats, and the hip can understand, is to depict the daughters of Pierus challenging the Muses to a poetry slam, as follows.
- If movement were words, this would be a poetry slam.
- I felt a little better the other night at a poetry slam when I noticed that lots of other people looked a bit chubbier, a little rounder in the cheeks.
- The group organized the first teenage poetry slam in 1996; in 1999, the organization expanded to New York, where it currently runs programs in all five boroughs.
- It was patterned on the poetry slam, which offers an open mike to unpublished poets to read their poems before a literature-prone audience.
- He mentions that he's going to the poetry slam next Friday because his friend is playing flute for some poet and I mention that I've never been to a poetry slam and he says I should try it.
- Gather up those journal scribblings and participate in a poetry slam.
- The grand poetry slam has a first prize of $150 from Noah's Arc Bookshop, as well as a $100 People's Choice prize.
- Classmates, this may be the beginning of a poetry slam.
- Bold as the disciples after Pentecost, Hill's sophomore solo album is more akin to a poetry slam of her life testimony than any pop, hiphop, rap, or reggae hit she's had in the past.
- He electrified the audience, delivering a written speech as poetry slam.
- I mean sure, ask him to do something outside of class - but not, say, an audience-participation poetry slam, or karaoke.
- Hey, I got chosen to compete in a poetry slam on FBI radio!
- In other news, I met a ridiculously good-looking barman at the Brighton poetry slam earlier this week (don't ask).
- Visit any poetry slam and it becomes readily apparent that literary merit is a distant second (maybe even third) to communication skills.
- A poetry slam was judged by Cecilia Marshall, widow of Supreme Court Justice Thurgood Marshall.
- I was supposed to go to Ben's poetry slam with Tamara.
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