Sentence examples for at ballad from inspiring English sources

Cheyenne Jackson roamed ebulliently from wisecracking neo-swing in "Americano" to Duke Ellington at ballad tempo ("Don't Get Around Much Anymore") and falsetto R&B in Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come".

Hathaway's voice is a powerful, nuanced instrument; a husky, incredibly sensual alto that is well versed in all things passionate -- this may be one reason why she absolutely excels at ballads.

Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic considered the song, along with "My Baby", "a couple of not-good-at-all ballads", while Dave Donnelly of Sputnikmusic said both "subtly evoke the Britney of old: airy pop ballads that benefit from the former Frou Frou producer's sophisticated, layered arrangements".

Looking at "The Ballad" in the nineteen-nineties, I felt a little of my mother's alienation.

That one, "Mosaic," hints at Celtic ballad, Bollywood pop and Ms. Smith's own imagistic mysticism: "Last night was a rapture in the mosaic sky/ Dropping shards of love".

Three days after the Munich crash three songwriters, including Brendan Behan's brother, Dominic, turned up at the Ballad & Blues with tribute songs about the Busby Babes.

So Far!!!," is dominated by her rock-leaning rasp, whether she's taking a crack at a ballad ("Dear Mr. President") or a party anthem (her current single, "Raise Your Glass").

Containing one of the slowest tempos, "Is This It" is The Strokes' attempt at a ballad.

Clearing your head of the story and the rhythm will allow you to look at the ballad with new eyes when you begin editing.

"Peter and the Starcatcher," at New World Stages, and "Murder Ballad," at the Union Square Theater, wouldn't exactly make a natural double feature.

Gaga began playing the piano at the age of four, wrote her first piano ballad at thirteen, and started to perform at open mic nights by the age of fourteen.