Sentence examples for grooves from inspiring English sources

In 1989, with the inspired, groundbreaking single Fools Gold and the loose grooves of their debut album, they gave British rock a future, restoring the legacy of the 1960s with a jangling guitar sound and breathing new life into it with the energy of dance music.

Like Mercury, Lambert paid his dues with opera training, theatre, singing in clubs and performing dance and rock, which has given him the dexterity to tackle a catalogue stretching from thumping grooves (Radio Gaga, Another One Bites the Dust) to blistering hard rock (Seven Seas of Rhye, Tie Your Mother Down).

"I don't know if I'm being biased here or not, I thought the rule was the bail had to leave both grooves," Cook said.

Each sample was exposed to the lab-generated sandstorm for five minutes and then weighed to find out how badly it had been eroded.The upshot was that the pattern most resembling scorpion armour with grooves that were 2mm apart, 5mm wide and 4mm high proved best able to withstand the assault.

GREY circles around bloodshot eyes accentuate the deep grooves of a face that has seen decades of labour in the sun.

On each, however, lies a series of grooves measuring just nanometres, or billionths of a metre.

Not many appreciate that some varieties have discs and grooves, while others boast sockets with studs.

It borrows the clever magneto-optical system from Sony's popular little MiniDisc audio-recorder to stack magnetic data within concentric grooves on the platter's surface.

Within each of the grooves, though, lies structure at the nanometre scale.

But on her landmark new album, "The River and the Thread", she embraces her Memphis birthright to deliver a mixture of music and metaphor that explores the Southern grooves of her native city and the Mississippi river that runs through it.Ms Cash was raised in California and moved to New York City in 1991.

The repetitive grooves of American house and techno provided one; the reggae sound systems operated by Anglo-Jamaicans were another.