Sentence examples for branches of rock from inspiring English sources

Unlike other branches of rock and R. & B., boy bands themselves are so historically wholesome — so deliberately coy about sex — that it didn't seem like a stretch to imagine a believably right-wing iteration of the form.

Analysis of stability of rock slopes is a branch of rock engineering that is highly amenable to probabilistic treatment.

A certain branch of independent rock got slower and heavier and louder all because of the Melvins, who have been together since 1982.

As a relatively new branch of mechanics, rock mechanics is developed by adopting traditional analytical methods of mechanics based on continuum mechanics.

The Village Voice called the sound "emo-core ... intercut with elegiac little pauses that align Blink 182 with a branch of punk rock you could trace back through The Replacements and Ramones Leave Home, to the more ethereal of early Who songs".

Guns N' Roses and the Red Hot Chili Peppers represented two branches of 1980s California rock: metal and punk.

Rob Young's "Electric Eden," though at times rambling and overwritten, used a brief window in the late '60s and early '70s to explore the overlooked roots and branches of British folk rock.

An idiosyncratic new branch sprouting from this gnarliest of rock'n'roll roots.

At one point I stopped for a swig of water, and when I slapped at the whining mosquitoes that danced on my neck and hands, I slipped and slid over some tumbled pieces of rock, grabbed at branches to stop my fall, and landed just in front of a bas-relief of warriors, maidens and fish alive in stone.

The recent two explosions in the US coal mines (Sago in 2006 and Upper Big Branch in 2010) show the importance of rock dusting in reducing the intensity of mine explosion.

Some branches of Christianity are opposed to rock, punk, and other music that sometimes include lyrics perceived to be anti-Christian or satanic.