Sentence examples for good ballad from inspiring English sources
Ms. Clooney with a good ballad was always approachable and intimate.
Whether Phillips was in the booth that day or not later became a matter of acrimonious dispute (he insisted that he was), but someone wrote next to Presley's name, "Good ballad singer.
When he's in possession of a good ballad melody, he plays it slowly, either in a duet with the guitarist Ben Monder ("A Dream") or with piano, bass and drums (Frank Kimbrough, John Hebert and Ted Poor).
A recent lineup included a South African Elvis wannabe, a kid from Ohio who'd been in town for 10 days and had written a darn good ballad about it, a college-rock tunesmith and a Buffalo woman who played rousing gypsy-folk.
A Right Good Ballad Rightly Illustrating "Womans Rights". I Should Worry and Get Wrinkles.
So, Brian wrote "Who Wants To Live Forever?" which is a very good ballad, I think.
At one point there's a "cheesy feel-good ballad," which isn't my assessment but that of naysayer Don.
"I will not be lulled into submission with a few more well manufactured, feel-good ballads and a bit of good old fashioned T. and A. They are going to try to convince us that they have our best interests at heart by waving flags for identity politics and fake moral issues".
"If we pull it off, it will be something like a really good country ballad," he said.
Where there is actual free jazz, it's just an interlude, put in for variety: "Wanwood," a good, original ballad, has a few of these circumscribed sections.
8. "Frankie and Johnny Sam Cookeke): Who doesn't love a good murder ballad about a vindictive broad! 9. "Shankill Butchers" (The Decemberists): The Decemberists wrote a song that seems to have been around forever.
