Sentence examples for get accompaniment from inspiring English sources

Choose from a list of rock or country or both, and get accompaniment from a live band, every Tuesday night, starting at 8 30.

Traditionalists are horrified at reports that the historically solemn "in memoriam" — in which the industry says goodbye to some of its departed colleagues — will get live accompaniment from Queen Latifah, but my bet: She kills.

And Mars even got some accompaniment from dancers reminiscent of the Fly Girls of "In Living Color".

He sat down at the piano and somehow, albeit unsteadily, managed to get through the accompaniment and, in his inimitable croaking vocal style, marked out the tune.

She taught me the polite side of music, too, how to just 'tip' " -- drummers' parlance for minimal accompaniment -- "and get into the groove of the song and enjoy it.

Thanks to Stephen Colbert, the debate is getting a live accompaniment.

We hear it at the end of "The Gathering Storm," where Burton — who sounds an awful lot like Richard Burton and nothing like Winston Churchill — gets a musical accompaniment, whether he likes it or not.

Her first verses resemble medieval plainchant, but, soon, when she meets her friend Hauviette (Lucile Gauthier), the music — by the metal eclecticist Igorrr — gets an offscreen accompaniment of drums and electric guitar.

(Occasional sushi accompaniments, but if you get the Maki Rolls the wasabi is already in there).

Ostensibly this is an accompaniment to grand plans to get more deforestation underway.

More often than not, an accompanist will not get an ideal score or piece written just for accompaniment.