Sentence examples for heart blue from inspiring English sources
Black Heart Blue is the most thought-provoking book I have read for a very long time.
(He says that he associates lobsters with Dali. So what?) But then there's "Hanging Heart (Blue / Silver)" (1994-2006), an immense steel heart in dreamy blue with steel ribbons in glittering silver, which greets visitors to the show.
In Black Heart Blue by Louisa Reid (Penguin £6.99), Rebecca also has an isolating, misunderstood disability: the genetic disorder Treacher-Collins syndrome has left her with facial deformities as well as partial deafness.
"Organ Sack," a jolly hanging by Birgit Dieker of artificial leather, neatly integrates stuffed versions of the body's insides, each organ a different color (red heart, blue lungs, tan guts); it is proposed as a repository for replacement parts.
"If you think of hacking as a body, then Germany is the brain and San Francisco is the heart," Blue says.
Broke Heart Blues By Joyce Carol Oates.
In 1951 came the chart success of Poison Love and Cryin' Heart Blues, with their rumba rhythm emphasised by maracas.
In hit recordings such as Poison Love, Cryin' Heart Blues and Goodnight, Sweetheart, Goodnight, they spiced country music's plain cooking with exotic dashes of Latin American music and black doo‑wop vocalising, yet for a decade they were valued cast members of the conservative Grand Ole Opry.
"Now 42," a compilation, lost 31 percent of its sales, falling one spot to No. 4 with 65,000; Norah Jones's "Little Broken Hearts" (Blue Note), which opened last week at No. 2, lost 46 percent, dropping to No. 5 with 60,000.
Norah Jones's new album, "Little Broken Hearts" (Blue Note), opened at No. 2 with 110,000 sales, and another new title, Vol. 42 of the pop compilation series "Now That's What I Call Music!," which sold 95,000 and reached No.3.
This Christmas, we would be well-served to take the holiday, and all of life, as it comes -- the sweet with the poignant, Bing's snow-white and Elvis's heart-blue, Luke's angels and Matthew's Herod -- and consider how such a concoction somehow gives our lives more meaning, makes them more good.
