Sentence examples for classic third from inspiring English sources

L'Éridan resembles a classic Third Empire lakefront mansion.

Radiohead, 1997 Mere weeks after Radiohead's classic third album OK Computer hit shelves, the English quintet solidified their status as one of the greats.

Four years after their humble return (in stark contrast to the high-profile fanfare of, say, the Police reunion), the Stooges have recorded their first album since they broke up, "The Weirdness," picking up right where their classic third album, "Raw Power," from 1973, left off.

His relationship to film was pretty visible too; almost all his 25 novels and many of his short stories were turned into movies or television shows (several of them more than once), and for some of the best of them, like Carol Reed's classic "Third Man" (1949), he was also the screenwriter.

The dominance during those years of American star Bing Crosby can be gauged by the fact that of the 104 tracks more than a third feature Bing, with young upstart Frank Sinatra getting a look in towards the end along with such other chart stalwarts as The Inkspots, Judy Garland and perhaps my favourite, the zither-led "Harry Lime Theme" by Anton Karas from Carol Reed's classic "Third Man" film.

For regular immigrant workers in traditionally organized sectors, the classic third dilemma that was formulated earlier – equal versus special treatment – is still valid.

In fact, it is classic third-party spoiling in a very tight race.

It's the American dream twisted into the American nightmare -- a classic third-generation coming-of-age story, done hip.

It's not that classic third-person, past-tense account that you get in novels, or particularly biographies or autobiographies, with hindsight shaping everything.

As his odds among Republicans flicker, Mr. Roemer is working toward a perhaps more classic third-party bid, under the banner of a group called Americans Elect, which is seeking to crowdsource a presidential ticket over the Internet.

As a consequence, Russia risks further degenerating into a classic third-world-style, raw materials-based economy, where corruption is the norm rather than the exception and there is no working system of democratic and social institutions.