Sentence examples for compilation named from inspiring English sources
Dizzy Errol is part of the artist collective Kamerakino, who recently released a compilation named Infant Munich Hits Rock Bottom, which is quite a nice sample of the city's underground music.
In January 1983, Minutemen were asked by ex-Blue Cheer keyboardist and local producer Ethan James to contribute a song to Radio Tokyo Tapes, a compilation named after the Californian studio where James worked.
Celebrating "the key releases and moments from XL's 25 year history", the compilation, named after the "Out Of Space" Kool Keith sample, will be released as a 4 x LP vinyl box set that includes a bonus DVD and poster, as well as a 2 disc CD format and download.
Table 1 Data sets, their statistics and sources, used in the WDMAM_2 compilation Name N Mean Stdev.
You can currently see a TV advert for a 33-track compilation album named after the Yes track Wondrous Stories – "Two CDs chock-full of prog!
The first is an exclusive compilation album named after exactly what we want to the world to do -- DANCE (RED), SAVE LIVES.
Over the last few months, they've been exploring the city's sound and aesthetics in its 415 compilation series, named for San Francisco's area code.
In this extremely boring stunts compilation, the hilariously named military strongman Slobovan Pavlov (Klaus Löwitsch), who is hiding out from the world in a remote winter resort under construction, is so stupid that he thinks a pack of wild, partying snowboarders is a group of C.I.A. operatives.
Other examples are the 1992 compilation Switched On, named after a 1969 Wendy Carlos album, and the 1992 single "John Cage Bubblegum", named after experimental composer John Cage.
The Associated Press survey did not address his candidacy; The Times, in its compilation, showed him being named on 57 of the 92 ballots, a 63 percent showing that puts him within reach of being inducted.
In ANS Forth, the word POSTPONE takes a name as a parameter and appends the compilation semantics of the named word to the current definition even if the word was marked immediate.
