Sentence examples for dreadful music from inspiring English sources

The text, presented in supertitles, made interesting reading but dreadful music.

But downloading nobodies' dreadful music videos alone is neither social nor entertaining.

Shopping malls and hotel foyers normally have dreadful music, warns James.

What'll be happening in it, at the Soccer City stadium in Johannesburg, is this: 1,581 performers dressed in large foam suits decorated in cultural trinkets from the 32 competing nations will dance around to a medley of dreadful music representing the 32 competing nations.

There's a famous, possibly apocryphal story of John Gielgud rushing on the stage in the midst of rehearsals for Don Giovanni at the Coliseum, crying "Oh do stop that dreadful music!" But if opera has enjoyed a boom in postwar Britain, it is partly because of the influx of directors (and designers) from the non-lyric theatre.

For over an hour I had noticed little about the two young men sat along from me on the train, save for the fact that they had secured themselves a table seat and occasionally played each other bursts of dreadful music from their phones.

For a while, there was a lot of dreadful progressive music out there.

There's some dreadful country music, but when it's good, when the lyrics are good, they're the best songwriters.

Another colleague said that he had only one fault: his dreadful taste in music.

The restaurant's full of knick-knacks and seashells and whatnot, so it looks the part, and they're always playing this dreadful sub-Pavarotti music.

Pre-Presley panics had concerned ragtime music, "penny dreadful" novels, jazz, "penny theatres," radio and movies.