Sentence examples for early folk from inspiring English sources

Baseball has roots in cricket, rounders and early folk games.

Earle turns out to be a historian of the early folk scene in the Village.

(The early folk festival made valiant efforts to undercut its Anglocentric biases).

The dining rooms have great charm; the walls are lined with antique farm implements, old signs and early folk art.

"They were probably listening to 30s Tin Pan Alley songs and early folk and R&B and blues," Jones suggests.

Its official definition is "a genre of American music having roots in early folk and country music".

(The imagery has deep roots: "Musicophilia" notes that, centuries ago, an early folk-music manuscript referred to music that got stuck in your head as "the piper's maggot").

In later life, Witold Lutoslawski distanced himself from his early, folk-inspired Concerto for Orchestra, claiming: "I wrote as I was able since I could not yet write as I wished". Yet it was a perfect showcase for the strength and depth of this remarkable ensemble.

With the folk singer and guitarist Martin Carthy, Swarbrick formed the best-known folk duo of the 1960s, and as a member of Fairport Convention, he directed the band through its early folk-rock period, and emerged as a songwriter of distinction.

"There were some early folks we brought on that were not 100percentt ready for everything customers were asking".

"If you vote early, folks like me will stop knocking on your door," says Ronnie ("Ronniebama") Chapman, another volunteer.In other states the story is similar.