Sentence examples for compositions behind from inspiring English sources

Issued between 1979 and 1981, her four Motown albums were full of soulful, slinky, sensual, self-penned ballads – "Irons In The Fire", "Portuguese Love" – which helped define the quiet storm format on late night R&B radio in the US, while her uptempo, funkier compositions – "Behind The Groove" and "I Need Your Lovin'", her two 1980 British hits – dominated daytime playlists and the dancefloor.

The self-ignition characteristics of H2-air-steam mixtures have been investigated in a heated shock tube for various temperatures, pressures and gas compositions behind the reflected shock wave.

The album contained the Rudolph composition Behind the Groove, Marie's biggest British hit, which reached No 6 in 1980.

Harrison watched Dylan's performance from the VIP enclosure, an experience that informed the lyrics to a new composition, "Behind That Locked Door".

Gallup has announced no changes to its weighting procedures since the Huffington Post report, and it does not routinely disclose the demographic composition behind its Obama-Romney tracking survey results.

His harmonic palette and singularly recognisable sound will live on in the memory of all who heard him and in the extraordinary legacy of recordings and compositions he leaves behind, inspiring generations to come".

The other arguments advanced - compositions "that leave Rubens behind", the revelation of the "unknown" (ie undocumented) - can be refuted by example: like "foreshortening that would be impossible in drawings or paintings".

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In the current emotional analysis, most research just takes into account the classification of the positive and negative attitude of emotion, and no one worldwide found the composition causes behind the emotional analysis.

He's probably better at using cars and trucks in an action picture than any other director and the wide-screen compositions magnify the thoughtfulness behind his choices.

Writing in the 1st century bce, Dionysius of Halicarnassus reckons Polybius among those who "have left behind them compositions which no one endures to read to the end"; that his successors shared this view of Polybius' style is confirmed by the failure of his works to survive except in an incomplete form.