The 100 questions did not seem to have any particular rhyme or reason.

Some things in life have no rhyme or reason to them.

"And no one can come up with any rhyme or reason other than the times we live in."

But once having made a rhyme, the child could hold up the light for all to see.

Now, there is no rhyme or reason on the order.

I would like to make a rhyme of that, but cannot.

But the rhyme or reason of it was still beyond me.

So far there was no rhyme or reason to anything.

She wanted him in a way that had no rhyme or reason.

We were just trying to figure out how blue rhymes with you.

At the age of 14, she wrote her first rhyme.

A. There's no rhyme or reason why we have 180 days of school.

But are you so much in love as your rhymes speak?

Sometimes it seems there is no rhyme to his reason.

She had used rhymes in the middle of lines before.

There'd not been a sound from behind it since the moment she'd said the rhyme.

The word rhyme can be used in a specific and a general sense.

To me there's no rhyme or reason to whatever happens.

The whole thing of going by the rhyme is mad!

Now we are living by the sea - which has no rhyme.

I mean the rhymes for the girls, using their own Christian name.

The man must simply have been carried away by the rhyme.

There seemed to be no rhyme or reason for this activity.

There was no rhyme or reason to the prices he wanted to pay.

I realized he had come very close to making a true rhyme.

You might think that these two words do not rhyme.

Do boys and girls experience something different when they rhyme?

And the name must rhyme with the end of the sentence.

"I was writing things down, and they started to rhyme."

"Simply think of something that rhymes with breath and death!"

Based the things they were famous for, because parts of the words rhyme, or both.

I always did like the way he pronounced his name, to rhyme with house.

The only reason they made these things rhyme is so the witch can remember them.

Enter a word, and the site will tell you all the words that rhyme with it.

Father said poetry which was beautiful, especially words that rhyme.

It rhymes with trust, but it's not the same thing.

Nature never rhymes her children, nor makes two men alike.

"For men have reason, women rhyme A man scores always, all the time."

Orange is also one of the few words in the English language that does not rhyme with any other word.

The way he said it, the word rhymed with silly.

These place names rhyme, roughly, with the English word matter.

That rhymed too, but what kind of instructions were those?

See how many words you and baby can rhyme with "casket."

Rhyme means words that sound the same or similar in their endings.

And my wife, Gloria, encouraged me to try to make things rhyme.

Amazing the number of words in English that rhymed with take.

Thus one might say, "I know a word that rhymes with bird."

Give me a moment, and I can make it rhyme."

Beyond the fads, there is not always rhyme or reason.

Keep in mind that words for songs during this time period usually rhymed.

At the rime, I knew nothing of what was to come.

It was the woman again, along with a man this rime.

She had thought of him earlier that morning for the first rime in weeks.

He had died some rime during the night, nobody knew when.

I cannot have you out of my ken at any rime.

How could the fellow think of food at a rime like this?

It filled the rime for me, and I could ask no more.

But if we make several parties, it can watch only one at a rime.

Too many things demanded his attention at the same rime.

This was the rime to hit them again, and harder.

It had been staring him in the face all the rime!

Each rime she looked away, a piece of it went missing.

"You are the first guests we have had in a very long rime," the king said.

Poor, lonely thing, he must do something for her from time to rime.

"Then you will vote with me in Council this rime?"

He'd not been seen to leave his place of work at quitting rime.

This one followed the first so closely that both were in the air at the same rime.

I wonder if most men feel ridiculous at a rime like this.

It had a thin coat of rime, I should think, at the time.

Even the ravens up here have rime on their wings.

I noticed for the first rime that there was a little hole in the door.

She knew what rime he'd come in last night.

The following year, he published his first collection of poems, Rime.

I know / have known her for a long rime.

A white rime of frost was drifting out from his hand.