Sentence examples for a disco of from inspiring English sources

Life becomes a disco of cruelty, filled with smoke machines.

The Nachtcafe, at 10 Markgrafenstrasse, (49-341) 2117 708, www.nachtcafe.com, is a disco of the old-school variety (think Studio 54), which plays slithery house music and attracts the "it" crowd; as in New York, the cover price seems to vary depending on whom you are with.

At rush hour, the gates will probably be a disco of flashing lights, rendering the warning system next to useless.

And how about that barber dressed for a disco of yore singing the Toreador Song from "Carmen" while cutting hair?

"Dan created that environment in the office and Owen was quite eager to make a disco of lights, which is what we explored.

Although not included on the original soundtrack album, a 7" single of a disco treatment of the five-note motif, titled, "Theme from Close Encounters of the Third Kind", was included with the album as a free bonus item.

In 1999, he was a creator of "The Donkey Show," a disco adaptation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" that ran Off Broadway for six years.

"Same Place" is a cheerful time capsule that begins with "The Hustle," the 1975 dance hit of the moment, attached to a disco version of "Where or When".

A lot of that respect disappeared when he turned up to a disco smelling of pigeon shit.

And though hordes of men photograph furiously as semi-clad models strut to a disco version of the Old Spice theme, there's no pouting or lip-licking.

A disco cover of Pink Floyd's Comfortably Numb?