Sentence examples for distinctive tune from inspiring English sources

In December 2007, Family Guy was again accused of copyright infringement when actor Art Metrano filed a lawsuit regarding a scene in Stewie Griffin: The Untold Story, in which Jesus performs Metrano's signature "magic" act involving absurd "faux" magical hand gestures while humming the distinctive tune "Fine and Dandy".

The larger number of strings and the distinctive tuning result in arrangements that would be beyond the compass of regular guitars; this concert runs the gamut from a suite for lutes by John Dowland to arrangements of film music by Ennio Morricone and a Stephen Foster march.

Each optic flow stimulus has a distinctive tuning and amplitude of the reflected signal which vary with the eye position.

As part of the Radiophonic Workshop – the avant-garde wing of the BBC's sound effects department – she created the distinctive signature tune for new TV series Doctor Who in 1963, using musique concrète techniques and sine- and square-wave oscillators to realise Ron Grainer's score.

Clearly reluctant to give up the instrument, he instead launched into Tracy Chapman's "Fast Car," of all things, murmuring breathily as he plucked out the folk tune's distinctive riff.

Perhaps inevitably, the desperate urge to cover every musical base from dancefloor to soul-ballad means that there is barely a track here with any distinctive identity or even a tune.

Wish I was the third single taken from the album, and features a beachside feel as Jem Griffiths sings in her distinctive breathy style over a tune which is Caribbean in influence.

The Guardians Adam Sweeting wrote that "the desperate urge to cover every musical base from dancefloor to soul-ballad means that there is barely a track here with any distinctive identity or even a tune".

Their distinctive diagonally cut heads, with tuning pegs all in one row, and their asymmetrical bodies made it clear that the electric guitar was a qualitatively different instrument from an amplified acoustic guitar.

Ms. Wieseman points out that the lute is rendered with unusual precision: "At the top right of the fingerboard of the 10-course instrument, ter Brugghen has carefully depicted the distinctive chanterelle rider: a separate tuning peg provided for the first (highest) course on the lute, a single string known as the chanterelle".

She also plays castanets on several tunes, adding their distinctive clacking percussion to this very evocative, lively sound.