Sentence examples for hat music from inspiring English sources

In the United States, where hockey can still seem like a cult obsession, fans grow up memorizing the names of Canadian towns they'll never visit (Kamloops, Flin Flon, Moose Jaw, Medicine Hat: music to a rink rat's ears), in the vain hope that it might better acquaint them with the soul of something pure, unsullied by Kardashians and halftime shows.

Mancini's most recent albums were "Mancini: Top Hat (Music From the Films of Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers and Henry Manciniini: As Time Goes By," including 15 classic love songs from movies performed by the Mancini Pops Orchestra.

They lived on petty theft, fortune-telling, and pass-the-hat music, and what food they could find; the Reinhardt family, in Manouche fashion, had a particular fondness for niglos — feral hedgehogs roasted whole with their needles on.

Spectators found her irresistible; her floor routine, to Mexican "hat dance" music, was a particular hit.

Why am I watching a band with two drummers and a hat play music that sounds a lot like a whole load of records I already own and haven't listened to in years because they've dated worse than Dale Winton's student audience appeal?

With its blend of party hats, pop music, pomp and circumstance and latex balloons, Maria Aberg's production of this unloved play is certainly never dull.

The willowy, quietly sly young ballerina will be seen as the daffy hat-wearing music lover in Jerome Robbins's "Concert" tonight and tomorrow night and will dance the title role in "Firebird" tomorrow and Sunday afternoons.

He wears a stupid hat and writes music and wants to be a "young playboy".

Katie Toms The Dodos Visiter (Wichita) £9.99 This year, no self-respecting new band with a sense of adventure feels complete without tipping a hat to African music.

Gubbins, a former editor of Screen International and respected as a film industry analyst, is trying on a new hat with a music mag.

It's almost a rule nowadays that an aspiring performer hoping to perpetuate the prerock crooning tradition of Frank Sinatra and Dean Martin should tip his hat to contemporary music by "Sinatrafying" something modern.