At the poetry slam, the sonneteerings ranged from playful pastiches to deeply personal laments.

The library's collection of Italian sonnets attracted scholars from around the world.

The professor asked us to analyze several Elizabethan sonnets for their use of iambic pentameter and rhetorical devices.

Many contemporary poets revisit Petrarchan sonnets to explore the ache of unrequited love.

In her literature class, she compared several Spenserian sonnets to explore how rhyme scheme and stanza form shape meaning.

The literature professor assigned a close reading of Shakespearean sonnets to help students understand Elizabethan themes.

She spent the afternoon reading English sonnets by Elizabeth Barrett Browning and Thomas Hardy.

The poet studied the Scottish sonnet to understand its unique interlocking rhyme scheme.

While studying Elizabethan forms, she wrote a Spenserian sonnet that skillfully linked each quatrain's rhyme into the next and closed with a decisive couplet.

At the poetry reading, she recited an English sonnet that captured the audience with its volta and rhyme scheme.