Sentence examples for called lovers from inspiring English sources
It's called "Lovers at the Chameleon Club: Paris, 1932".
The series is called "Lovers' Suite" because "when we worked on the original porcelain pieces, Eva said, 'Oh, you want them to make love,' " Mr. Klein said.
Amid all this activity, Cline has two more albums on the way: a duet release with Grammy-nominated guitar phenom Julian Lage, who has recorded with pianist Fred Hersch and the New Gary Burton Quartet, and a collection of what he calls "mood music," which includes 13 to 21 musicians from both coasts on a project called "Lovers".
In 2014, we premiered the first piece of music to emerge from the at-the-time unknown project, a shamanistic tribal chant called "Lovers' Eyes (Mohe Pi Ki Najariya)." Then, Lazarus gave us an interview explaining his vision, as well as dropping a remix.
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Renamed Ronnie and the Red Caps, the group released a single called Lover in 1958.
Donald Byrd — the trumpeter on this recording — told me once how excited he was to get a call from John Coltrane to make a record date with him — until John called 'Lover' at breakneck speed".
In Trincomalee, make your way to the Hindu temple atop Swami Rock, perched over one of the world's deepest harbors (it's called Lover's Leap; legend has it a lovelorn Dutch girl once flung herself off the ledge).
Listening to it now, you can hear traces of the enduring reggae style called lover's rock – the romantic song, soulful vocals of Shara Nelson and the pared-down beats.
From the days of Bob Marley, who died in 1981, reggae has evolved from its Rastafarian message of peace, love and justice to a style called lover's rock and the more stripped-down dancehall style, characterized by digital rhythm tracks and harsher vocals.
Note the one called "Lover 1" — into the hands of a finely dressed 18th-century man in a powdered wig, Scott has placed the beaded figure of a black woman who doesn't seem entirely comfortable in the embrace.
