Sentence examples for has strummed from inspiring English sources

(Anderson Ian Hunterr (Saturday) The former lead singer of Mott the Hoople has strummed that group's 1972 hit, "All the Young Dudes" (a gift from David Bowie), in scores of New York spaces.

While many simply associate Kemp with the new romantic band that had a string of Top 10 albums in the Eighties, he has acted almost as long as he has strummed a guitar, attending Anna Scher's drama school for children.

(Anderson Ian Hunterr (Tuesday) The former lead singer of the British rock band Mott the Hoople has strummed that group's 1972 hit, "All the Young Dudes," a gift from its fan David Bowie, in scores of New York spaces.

(Anderson Ian Hunterr (Thursday) This former lead singer of Mott the Hoople has strummed the group's 1972 hit "All the Young Dudes," given to the English rock band by its fan David Bowie, in scores of New York concert halls.

(Anderson Ian Hunterr (Friday and Saturday) The former lead singer of Mott the Hoople has strummed that group's 1972 hit, "All the Young Dudes" (a gift from David Bowie), in scores of New York spaces.

Joni Mitchell and Joan Baez may have strummed their way through the golden age of the peaceniks, preaching love and tolerance, but it seems that, behind the scenes, the sisterhood of the flower power era was riven by more base instincts.

Keith frequently complains in his book that Mick took on musical ideas that Keith had strummed out, in a stupor, returning with them later as though they were his own.

And he nodded after Ms. Gelb described how, after her brother's death, she had strapped on his guitar and had strummed it, hoping to feel a tangible connection to him.

Williams is a musician talented enough to have strummed his thin guitar for Paul Simon in the Yankees' clubhouse this summer; it immediately caused Simon to smile and nod along with the soft chords.

Songs that could have strummed their way steadily along as wistful country-rock or mid-1960s-style mid-1960s-style mid-1960s-stylely go calculatedly berserk: with a blare of feedback, an emphatic full-band repetition of one word (like a stucould or andoop), a shower of percussion andidiano disuddenlys, or a detour into the motoric beat and drone of krautrock.

He has Strummer's wide-open friendliness, which took the form of a hug and a tub of rescued dumpster-dive kumquats the first time we met.