Sentence examples for big strings from inspiring English sources

The interview also came with big strings attached, like final approval by Chapo of the article.

But Felix Cross and Sheema Mukherjee's music expands the emotional vocabulary, with its big strings, its drummings and its sidling rhythms.

N-Dubz are now managed by Jonathan Shalit, who also shepherded the rise of Charlotte Church and represents Christopher Biggins ("Mr Shalit pulls big strings," says Dappy respectfully. "He can get us on GMTV and The Paul O'Grady Show").

These outfits packed with conservatoire students also made vital contributions this year, as the Trinity Laban jazz students did on their lively Gil Evans tribute under the direction of Polar Bear's Mark Lockheart, and as the dynamically funky pianist Neil Cowley found with the sound of the Guildhall's Big Strings group swelling around him.

I like to play big strings.

There he described elaborated that the song was a welcome return for Lewis thanks to "big beats, big strings and even bigger vocals".

The days when Handel's "Messiah" was offered as a big strings-and-brass spectacular are long past, but most performances still maintain a friendly holiday cheer — something completely absent from Nikolaus Harnoncourt's new recording of the work (on Deutsche Harmonia Mundi).

Each half of the program ended with a big, string-driven effusion of melody.

Grieg favored a big string sound, which this orchestra provides, rather than the more traditional chamber ensemble of strings.

Big string-laden epics are prime football fodder but there are some odder anthems out there.

The first single, "Watching Airplanes," is a sweeping lament, with a big string section to keep Mr. Allan company.