alliteration (noun)

1. During the American Revolutionary War, Paul Revere rode through town shouting, 'The British are coming!' The repeated 'r' sounds in 'Paul Revere rode' and 'British are coming' create an alliteration.

2. The impressive Gothic cathedral showcased intricate stone carvings and tall towering spires. The repeated 't' sound in 'tall towering' exemplifies alliteration.

3. In the futuristic world of the novel, the android army advanced, their gears grinding and guns gleaming. The repeated 'g' sounds in 'gears grinding' and 'guns gleaming' convey alliteration.

4. Why don't scientists trust atoms? Because they make up everything! The repeated 'm' sound in 'make up everything' is an example of alliteration in this humorous sentence.