Sentence examples for a famous sample from inspiring English sources

The Mariinsky was indeed the company Fokine first joined as a dancer in 1898, but the "Saisons Russes" — 20 years of innovative productions, of which these three ballets are just a famous sample — never occurred in Russia.

Like its predecessor, it went to No 1, propelled on its way by gossip surrounding the identity of the female celebrity in "When You Wasn't Famous" (sample lyric: "Considering the amount of prang you've done, you looked amazing on CD:UK").

An aliquot of peptide fractions (5.0 μl) were injected using a Famous auto sampler onto a PepMap C18 trap column (5 μm, 300 μm × 5 mm, Dionex) for on-line desalting and then separated on a PepMap C-18 RP nano column, eluted in a 90-minute gradient of 5%to40%0% acetonitrile in 0.1% formic acid at 250 nl/min.

The digested samples were reconstituted in 15 μl of 2% acetonitrile with 0.5% formic acid, of which 4 μl were injected using a Famous auto sampler onto a C18 column (5 μm, 300 μm × 5 mm, Dionex) for on-line desalting and then separated on a PepMap C-18 RP nano column (3 μm, 75 μm × 15 cm, Dionex), eluted in a 45-minute gradient of 5%to45%5% acetonitrile in 0.1% formic acid at 275 nl/min.

"We don't take famous samples that would make people say "Oh, that's a Michael Jackson sample!'" To protect themselves, they work hard to "camouflage" the remnants of music they make, looping multiple pieces of music over each other.

The famous samples in Ice Ice baby led me to Queen, who led me to Muse, which led to me playing some of their songs in Kings Place recently in London.

In bars, restaurants, clubs and clothing stores across Europe, St. Germain's "Rose Rouge" has become ubiquitous with its insistent 4/4 vamp and the now-famous sample of Marlena Shaw singing "I want you to get it together".

Below is Rihanna's video for her hit "Don't Stop The Music," which samples a famous chant from Michael Jackson's "Wanna Be Starting Something" and has had legal troubles of its own the song was recently the subject of a lawsuit by the Cameroonian singer Manu Dibango, who recorded the original version of the chant in the 1972 song "Soul Makossa".

We've got the exclusive on "Vu," a track featuring Clap! Clap!. "It's a blend of African chants mixed with samples captured from a famous kraut-rock band," says Mangia.

A chemical analysis of the iron man samples revealed they are a close match for a famous scattering of space rocks from the Siberia and Mongolian border.

The sample was recruited from 5 health care centers in Isfahan, Iran (a famous and historical city in the central part of Iran).