Sentence examples for for ballad from inspiring English sources

If the video for Ballad of the Mighty I is anything to go by, the answer is yes.

Other composers adapting or writing music for ballad operas included Thomas Arne, Charles Dibdin, Stephen Storace, and, in the 19th century, Sir Henry Bishop.

Millay won a Pulitzer Prize in 1923 for Ballad of the Harp-Weaver (1922) and married Eugen Jan Boissevain, a Dutch businessman with whom from 1925 she lived in a large, isolated house in the Berkshire foothills near Austerlitz, New York.

With an instinctive sense for the proper musical setting, Riddle employed everything from quartets to 50-piece orchestras for ballad arrangements that were often characterized by a dominant solo instrument (particularly a mournful trombone), and by Riddle's "private melodies," which served as counterpoint to Sinatra's highly personal approach.

But that research, as well as the kitchen table he built for "Ballad of Jack and Rose" and the heavy knives he learned to throw for "Gangs of New York" and the scent that he thought Newland Archer would favor in "The Age of Innocence," is all just a preliminary inquiry into what, finally, emerges on screen, fully drawn.

That's about it for Ballad news.

She's smooth enough for ballads, earnest enough for anthems and gritty enough for soul songs.

Bonga has also soaked up Congolese soukous for dance tunes and Cape Verdean morna for ballads.

It has a really bright and consistent tone, and it's particularly good for ballads".

Historians do not even go in for ballads, nor is one likely to see them trying their hands at history painting or writing librettos for operas.

While Green Day can still summon its fundamental punk momentum, the music also pauses for ballads even more vulnerable than before.