It screams "radio track", and is a departure from Ross's recent penchant for soul-based samples and dusty beats that are more backward-looking than you might expect.
"With gentlemen, it's all about the little things," Johnson said in a telephone interview, noting Cruz's recent penchant for boutonnieres.
After about 40 seconds, the song takes a sharp turn to Pharrell's more recent penchant for disco-tinted beats, Keys unleashes her vocals over the top.
Vanderbilt, besides its recent penchant for getting bounced quickly, looks ripe again too.
A return to the old system is considered unlikely but not entirely preposterous, given Albany's recent penchant for the dramatic.
Unfortunately, England's recent penchant for faithful 10- or 11-man impersonations of General Elliot's troops during the siege of Gibraltar put paid to that, too.
Moreover, in preaching simplicity as an answer to life's problems, U2 takes its own advice and, setting aside its recent penchant for irony, electronica and camp spectacle, delivers its best album in nearly a decade.
Their recent penchant for spiders and webs, however, demands explanation not least because big names in the investment industry now plan to peddle such creatures to Europeans as well.These exotic-sounding products belong to a class of investments known as "exchange-traded funds" (ETFs)— or simply "i-shares", since they give investors immediate access to a stockmarket index.
And considering George Lucas' recent penchant for messing with Darth Vader, we hope he doesn't get any ideas.
With Dellal's penchant for height, (in a recent interview with fashion writer Indigo Clarke she said "The higher the heel, the better,") expect vibrantly coloured toweringly high wedges and platforms.
