Sentence examples for classical classic from inspiring English sources

So I will take some new poetry, The Curiosities by Christopher Reid (Faber £14.99); some stories, The Boy Who Could See Death (Viking £14.99) by Salley Vickers, a favourite writer; and Histories by Herodotus (Penguin £9.99), a classical classic I've never read from cover to cover.

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As a teenager, I discovered all kinds of music, from traditional to offbeat, blues to punk, country to classical, classic rock to rockabilly, but no matter who I got into, no matter how great I thought various '60s garage rock bands or Marc Bolan, or The Velvet Underground or The Stooges were, I never strayed from Led Zeppelin -- no matter how ubiquitous they were.

University of California student Azeem Ward listed a Facebook event for a small concert he was playing – in which he promised a few classical classics, some beatbox flute and a couple of original pieces – intending to reach 100 of his friends.

The University of California student listed a Facebook event for a small concert he was playing in which he promised a few classical classics, some beatbox flute, and a couple of original pieces intending to reach 100 of his friends.

8. Another highlight of the season promises to be a new version of that proto-classical classic "La Bayadere" by Anna-Marie Holmes, who is known for her stagings of 19th-century Russian ballet.

Hop a special northbound Metra train from Chicago (www.metrarail.com) and find a spot on a big lawn with thousands of music-loving families on yet another big weekend at the renowned and beloved Ravinia Festival (www.ravinia.org), which offers music from classical to classic rock over its run from June to September.

The sound has more life to it; everything from acoustic jazz and Brazilian music to classical and classic rock sounds more spacious, and you can hear each separate instrument with exquisite detail.

That was true in the 18th Century, when intellectuals and artists hearkened back to an Ancient Greece that existed only in their imaginations – and it's true of us today, whenever we apply the labels "classical" or "classic" to repertoires and recordings of the past.

That's right—"classical," not "classic".