Sentence examples for classic number from inspiring English sources

To your right is Pollock's classic "Number 27, 1950," a maelstrom of black, white and pink.

I have kept everything that Ronnie and I have bought since that time in the 80s and regularly dip into the 'treasure trove' to unearth some classic number.

'Sex bomb, sex bomb', went the lyrics of his classic number, Tom bellowing like a prize bullock eager for his seed to be hand-harvested.

My copy of Novel on Yellow Paper was - is - a green-spined Virago Modern Classic, number 27 in the original VMC library.

The artist formerly known as Arnold George Dorsey joins Jools for a chat and what we are told will be "a classic number at the piano".

It is unclear who first devised the classic number arrangement, which dates from at least the beginning of last century, although it's likely the numbers were chosen intuitively rather than using advanced maths.

Thus the classic numbers -- "Wouldn't It Be Loverly," "The Rain in Spain," "I Could Have Danced All Night" and the rest -- are made fresh and personal.

Who can argue with an evening hearing some two dozen classic numbers sung beautifully, backed up by a rocking four-person band?

This week, in conjunction with his new memoir, "Shut Up and Give Me the Mic," he releases "Dee Does Broadway," with rocked-out versions of classic numbers like "Luck Be a Lady," "Tonight," and "There Is Nothin' Like a Dame".

Belting out classic numbers from hit musicals can boost the brain function of people with Alzheimer's disease, according to researchers who worked with elderly residents at a US care home.

With his band Mr. King sings the same classic numbers that he has been performing year after year: "Everyday I Have the Blues," "Sweet Little Angel," "How Blue Can You Get?," "Let the Good Times Roll," and, of course, "The Thrill Is Gone".