Sentence examples for hours of continuous music from inspiring English sources

In 11 hours of continuous music from five stages, there were pop tunes and blasts of noise, immediate thrills and inexorable buildups, cheap shots and rich experiments.

While it's in line with competitors with a claimed five hours of talk time, and matches the iPhone's claimed five hours of Web surfing time, it offers only half the iPhone's 24 hours of continuous music playback and claims just five hours of video playback, versus seven for the iPhone.

These moments happened all through the night as the crowd bopped and shimmied to the eight hours of continuous music.

It's 72 hours of continuous music, a vortex of dusty hedonism, and nobody knows nor cares what time it is – People's estimations were off 100% of the time.

Five looming monuments of historically important men were shrink-wrapped in bright pink plastic; Lubomyr Melnyk, the fastest concert pianist in the world, hypnotised audiences with half an hour of continuous music about a windmill in a storm; Mike Parr performed for 72 hours in an abandoned insane asylum miles from any art scene.

With a digital player, you can carry anywhere from two hours to four weeks of continuous music with you, ready to pour through your headphones.

The longest string quartet ever written - it clocks in at around five hours - it's also one of the largest spans of continuous music ever conceived.

"That's three days of continuous music," he noted with pride.

OV features a wraparound power source and electronics housing that sits on your neck, and also promises eight hours of continuous chatting or music playback.

Their shows in the early 1990s would often be three hours of semi-improvised, continuous music featuring a wealth of triggered samples, voices, and pre-recorded tracks which were barely identifiable as the original piece.

A regular CD can hold 700 megabytes of music, but if a mere 10 or 20 hours of continuous tunes are just not enough, there are other options that offer 500 hours in a row (or more) of music.