- In adversiting jingles, football chants, birthday-card greetings,

rhyme makes sentiments stronger.

- Ryhme is heard everywhere - because it works.
- In all, words are slammed together, echoed and re-echoed.
- Its use of ryhme is a primary factor in what you hear.
- If you can't beat them, join them: Dennis the Menace, No More
War, Arrive Alive - Don't Drink and Drive.

- This emphasis on sound is important for at least two reasons.

- The rhymes of this dictionary are based directly on the
pronunciations held in Oxford Dictionaries.
- Secondly, the way the ryhmes are organized does not depend on
spelling.
- Firstly, organization by sound - and not by the order of the letters
of the alphabet.
- The Oxford Dictionary of Ryhmes is a completely new work of
reference.

- The city is a magnet internationally for young people with creative

potential.
- How might we best make use of the creative potential in this city
for economic growth?
- It offers great conditions for developing ideas.
- Berlin is by all accounts a very attractive place for creative people.
- The question remains, as to what other factors are needed to
transform creative potential into economic growth.
- Still others doubted the conviction behind his arguments.
- Consequently, they rejected or misunderstood Perrault's writings.
- Most architects of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries were
interested more in the physial dimension of architecture than in
ideal solutions.
- Some architects simply ignored the more profound implications of
his theory.
- His substitution of the practical realm for the conceptual could not
be easily admitted.

- To face growth of trade it was deemed necessary to remedy this

lack of an adequate currency.
- In most countries it is only the government, through their central
banks, who are permitted to issue currency.
- When this bank was founded in 1695, Scots coinage was in short
supply and of uncertain value, comparedwith English, Dutch,
Flemish or French coin.
- The first Scottish bank to do this was the Bank of Scotland.
- But in Scotland three banks are still allowed to issue banknotes.

- There had already been some legislation to prevent such abuses -

such as various Factory Acts to prevent theexploitation of child
workers.
- Markets may be good at encouraging innovation and following
trends, but they were no good atensuring social equality.
- He was able to argue that the State was the only organ that was
genuinely capable of responding to socialneeds and social interests,
unlike markets.
- These markets had become rapidly dominated by powerful
enterprises who were able to act in their owninterests, against the
interests of both workers and consumers.
- Mill was able to see an expanded role for the State in such
legislation to protect us against powerfulinterests.