Sentence examples for feeling solo from inspiring English sources

Then there's his music: relentlessly upbeat Black Eyed Peas megahits such as "I Gotta Feeling," solo albums like the just-released "#willpower" and tracks he's written and produced for artists such as Usher and Britney Spears.

Such sudden bursts of feeling transformed the solo into a heartfelt expression of grief and affection.

The songs, which were doubtless written under Neefe's inspiration, show no great feeling for the solo voice.

Created after Ms. Velez-Jackson fractured a toe and was feeling despondent, the solo is a pointed look at failure and success, using the reality television format as a funnel and topping it off with a ballad.

Look for solo opportunities.

To the Editor: It is not only the family physician who is feeling the pressures of solo practice.

Tubes of colored light glowed in "After the Ice Age," and while Ms. Kim portrayed a woman feeling blue in her solo, the walls of the space were bathed in blue light.

"I've got a really good feeling about this," Han Solo says.

As a consequence, there's a more cohesive "band" feeling, and Slash's soloing sounds as fluid as ever, most notably during the coda of Anastasia – which starts by inexplicably Sellotaping elements of Bach to a verse reminiscent of Deep Purple's Burn.

Mr. Edwards is still very much feeling his way in his solo debut.

The jazz musician is discovering something in the 'dialogue' (playing with the group) and 'monologue' (solo), so every feeling that the musician is experiencing, the audience experiences too.