Sentence examples for countless blues from inspiring English sources

Johnson, who wrote such blues standards as "Rambling on My Mind," "Crossroads Blues" and "Me and the Devil Blues," produced 41 records and his haunting, plaintive vocals and guitar work influenced countless blues and rock 'n' roll musicians like the Grateful Dead and the Rolling Stones.

We had read of this in Zora Neale Hurston and Carlene Hatcher Polite, in Gayl Jones and Toni Morrison, heard it sung in countless blues as well as the poetry of Sonia Sanchez and Ntozake Shange to name but a few.

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The protesters were facing off against countless blue-helmeted Alabama state troops armed with whips and truncheons.

Stunning panoramas of 100-foot silver firs, Alaska cedars and mountain hemlock ringed by countless blue mountain peaks in the distance induced the most divine sense of vertigo.

I've also just signed the author of the searing tell-all "Entrée," in which an anonymous sow describes how, even after winning countless blue ribbons at state fairs, she was forced to watch as Rush Limbaugh devoured her grandparents.

Komen became the gold standard of nonprofit charitable partnerships, securing millions in financial support from countless blue-chip brands including Yoplait, American Airlines and Bank of America.

Elsewhere, the falling cadences of Bessie Smith spilling over the bar, or countless other blues legends howling and wailing their way out of depression, grew so popular that blues became the default American popular song, pushing reels, jug bands and ballads into the obscurity of collectors' folk music.

In nearby Biogradska Gora National Park, a ramble through primeval forest leads to an Alpine lake shimmering in countless shades of blue.

That was a collective creation, one he shared with Chuck Berry, Little Richard, Fats Domino, Jerry Lee Lewis and countless rhythm-and-blues singers and honky-tonkers who never escaped the club circuit.

But after "Now" and its yearlong tour, Maxwell did what countless rhythm-and-blues Romeos pledge to do: take his time.