Sibyl stood on the windswept cliff and recited the poem she had written about her grandmother.

During the festival, the old sibyl sat by the temple gates, murmuring riddles that drew a curious crowd.

The sibyls gathered at dawn to interpret the strange omens.

Her sibyllic utterance silenced the crowd, leaving them to wonder whether she had glimpsed fate itself.

Her sibylic warnings echoed through the council, unsettling even the most skeptical members.

Sibylla studied the ancient manuscripts for days before presenting her findings.

The scholar translated a sibylline that had long been forgotten in the monastery's archives.

Her sibylline predictions, whispered in the market square, unsettled even the most skeptical townsfolk.

The sibyllist traveled from village to village, interpreting ancient verses and offering comfort to those who feared the future.

The sibyllists gathered in the dim temple to interpret the cryptic verses.