Sentence examples for disco of a from inspiring English sources

From the choral harmonies and clipped disco of A New Sky to This Boy's in Love, which sounds like Editors puckering up with the Pet Shop Boys, in looking back, the Presets have taken a giant leap forward.

We're talking predominantly here about disco, of course, a genre that's been enjoying one of its many renaissance periods for a while now.

Disco, of course, is a broad term that can be stretched to include the orchestrated R&B that emerged out of Philadelphia in the early 70s and the more machine-driven electrofunk of the early 80s.

In 1999, he was a creator of "The Donkey Show," a disco adaptation of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" that ran Off Broadway for six years.

With his wife, the director Diane Paulus, he created "The Donkey Show," a disco version of "A Midsummer Night's Dream" that ran Off Broadway from 1999 to 2005.

Around it, fake flowers, reflective surfaces and a disco rendition of a gothic cathedral in the background.

Life becomes a disco of cruelty, filled with smoke machines.

"Dan created that environment in the office and Owen was quite eager to make a disco of lights, which is what we explored.

We think it doesn't bother everyone, but that it pleases everyone to have a little bit of disco, a little bit of jazz, a little bit of hard rock".

The entertainment on this first Thursday is from Baby Loves Disco, purveyors of an intergenerational dance party, with D.J.'s spinning the tunes.

Finally, we have the most incongrously upbeat track of the entire week: Kid Creole's disco dissing of an FBI snitch.