harks in a sentence

• It harks back to the French Revolution, to our history.
• His sleigh harks back to Washington Irving's flying wagon.
• Hark back to those chilling days of yesteryear _ literally chilling.
• Written by Tsui Hark, Elsa Tang and Lau Tai Mok.
• Screenplay by : Tsui Hark, Elsa Tang, Lau Tai Mok
• Croatian critics say the law harks back to the Communist era.
• The blue also again harks back to the flag of Scotland.
• But Hark is known for his sense of humanity and trustworthiness.
• But this excerpt indicates Hark is an educated and worldly man.
• He was a keen writer of Eventide " and " Hark!
• It's difficult to see harks in a sentence .
• The film is intended to hark back to its period roots.
• She often harks back to the values of her upbringing.
• This may hark back to the days of tufted bedspreads and bathrobes.
• Caesar's clipped phrasings from opener " Hark!
• The pretext harks back to 19th-century Romantic ballet.
• In church, we sing Hark the Herald Angels Sing.
• The rhetoric harks back to Lumumba's unfocused populism.
• His voice is thicker and harks back more to the early Genesis.
• These two albums hark back to his Berlin production work with Bowie.
• Homer gives everyone back their presents and the entire town sings Hark!