Sentence examples for from the disco from inspiring English sources

It's away from the disco that his troubles accumulate.

Deniece Williams and Edwin Starr, survivors from the disco era, gleefully reanimated their old hits.

Don't try eating here, and ask for a room far from the disco, which throbs on weekends.

"How it originated from the disco scene and how that was predominantly for people of color, marginalized people.

Ms. Aguilera and Ms. Hudson have agreed to salute Donna Summer, the star from the disco era, who is being inducted posthumously.

She is filling her table with "T-shirts, skates, tickets, programs, photos and skate attire," including "funky stuff from the disco era," she said.

Sure, the ingredients sound icky: a score made up of songs from the disco-era Swedish pop group Abba?

Apart from the disco-lite single "American Boy," which features perfunctory verses from Kanye West, Estelle lacks Fergie's commitment to the saccharine.

The spirit of Jackson hovers, from the disco-tinged feel of Off the Wall to the vocal syncopation and layered backing vocals.

Sure, the ingredients sound icky: a score made up of songs from the disco-era Swedish pop group Abba and a sitcomish excuse for a plot that might as well be called "My Three Dads".

Sure, the ingredients sound icky: a score made up of songs from the disco-era Swedish pop group Abba, a sitcom-ish excuse for a plot that might as well be called "My Three Dads".