rage against the dying of the light造句

• Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
• To rage against the dying of the light.
• It should " rage, rage against the dying of the light ."
• Its other refrain is " Rage, rage against the dying of the light ".
• Of course, he never got to rage against the dying of the light : The poet died suddenly at age 39.
• They aren't erasing their memories, or anyone else's, of the sunshine hours by stubbornly raging against the dying of the light.
• Helen Harris lives by a credo taken from a line in a Dylan Thomas poem : For 22 years, she has raged against the dying of the light.
• The late paintings of Willem de Kooning are the last hurrah of an artist who could " rage against the dying of the light " with an explosion of hedonism on canvas.
• His rash, eccentric campaigns against injustice and cruelty are an old man's way of raging against the dying of the light, of trying to make a difference in an indifferent world.
• Will Todd chose a setting of Dylan Thomas s " Rage Against the Dying of the Light " for the second of four works commissioned to celebrate CEFC s 30th Birthday in 2014.
• "My feeling about it is the same thought expressed by Dylan Thomas : ` Rage, rage against the dying of the light / Do not go gentle into that good night . "'
• The Doctor quotes the line, " Rage, rage against the dying of the light, " from " Do not go gentle into that good night " by Dylan Thomas  but warns Shakespeare he cannot use it as it is " somebody else's ".
• A Wimbledon flameout on top of the rest _ don't forget the horror of his blowing a two-set lead to Alex Correjta on the grass at Westside _ might finally precipitate a retirement announcement, although verbally Sampras hasn't stopped raging against the dying of the light.
• Cooke wrote of Bertrand Russell : " He raged against the dying of the light of reason in human affairs, but more against the greed, cowardice, hatreds and injustices of his fellow man, of whom, from time to time, he greatly feared he might be one ."
• These include his " Threnody 1 " for strings ( subtitled'Rage, rage against the dying of the light') and " Threnody 2 " for strings, clarinet and timpani ( subtitled'Steve Biko in Heaven'), ( the first piece of serious music to use the current South African national anthem as a theme ).