Sentence examples for In revolver from inspiring English sources

In that opening segment she sings about jealousy, divorce and, in "Revolver" — with images of guns and ammunition — about sex as a weapon.

That was the year I started buying electro 12in records and met Nellee Hopper and Miles Johnson through Grant Marshall, who worked in Revolver Records, Bristol.

Mr King recalls one customer at Revolver emptying the contents of the bin across the floor after Roger had insisted the record he was looking for "was more likely to be found in a skip than in Revolver".The ethos of the shop was never commercial; its main purpose was to be a cultural centre for those with marginal tastes.

To buy a record from Revolver, King writes, "was to become involved in a limitless series of negotiations, diatribes, monologues and disputes … These exchanges were held between a staff and customers who regarded the depth of their love of music as immeasurable and sacrosanct, to such an extent that the atmosphere in Revolver regularly felt hysterical".

(The macho Macha is a mini- Machiavelli. Say that five times fast.) The most audacious bit in "Revolver" is a gunfight in which Sorter uses his hearing to target unseen foes while Mr. Ritchie fractures screen space like a Cubist on a bender.

There were several Bibles around the house (Sedgwick used his father's battered old leather one as the model for the Bible that features in Revolver), but also masses of material about William Blake, including a precious facsimile copy of Jerusalem in a box file with "Blake Jerusalem" written down the side.

BigBeard wraps his purple kaffiyeh around his waist, tucks in a revolver, just in case, and scales the back wall.

One shop in particular – Revolver, founded in the early 1970s, lacking a window display and accessible only via a small flight of stairs, offered him an alternative education in the wilder shores of jazz, reggae, post-punk and country music.

There has been a large quantitative change during the evolution of Triticeae resulting in amplification of Revolver in some species and its disappearance in bread wheat [ 18].

All this was done in secret; the guys in Velvet Revolver didn't know I was using".

Stone Temple Pilots singer Scott Weiland jumped ship to join 70% of Guns N' Roses in Velvet Revolver, eventually being replaced in STP with the guy from Linkin Park.