1. Johnson may have been using poetic licence to describe such similar occurrences in the area. 2. :: : Yes poetic licence is a wonderful thing. 3. He knew that Njegoa used poetic licence to create a drama in which he could get his ideas across. 4. It was published under a 2008 season Poetic Licence and is distributed by independent publishing house Traficantes de Sue�os. 5. McBride conceded in his emails that he had used " poetic licence " in respect of existing gossip and rumours. 6. A thousand marks or merks at the time would amount to around ?6, close enough with poetic licence to ?5. 7. It was shown with English subtitles and the translation was adapted to fit the music and still rhyme, using poetic licence . 8. The story of Sweetheart has been taken with considerable poetic licence by Greg McLean, director of the film " Rogue ". 9. Ella Higginson, poet laureate of Washington State, applied some poetic licence to the story of royal scandal publicised by Edward Mylius. 10. It is quite a stretch to apply it to wikipedia, without taking more poetic licence than is normally allocated to pure maths.
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