Sentence examples for in bits of rock from inspiring English sources

His music relies mostly on reggae but tosses in bits of rock, flamenco, salsa, samba and Mexican banda (brass bands).

"I remember coming home from tarring roofs in South Florida with bits of rock that comes off of shingles embedded in the side of my head," he said.

They are finding not the unprocessed "stardust" thought to have glommed together in the frigid fringes of the early solar system, but bits of rock forged in white-hot heat.

Unfortunately for scientists who would like to study where it came from and how it got here (although perhaps fortunately for people living in the vicinity), all of the surviving bits of rock plopped into Lake Michigan.

They are due to begin full-scale physical analysis of the bits of rock this September in Bremen, Germany.

In the classical "dirty snowball" picture, comets are made of ancient dust and bits of rock from the early solar system, embedded in a fluffy matrix of ice.

Mrs L. Davis: Assorted bits of rock and gravel are loaded into dump truck (anag. of first letters in bin).

Even as he maintained such orthodoxies, however, Mr. Jackson slipped in a bit of rock 'n' roll spirit.

There was something magical and even transcendental in the air last Friday at the Ed Sullivan Theater when Stephen Colbert hosted Bruce Springsteen for his first-ever interview in the "Late Show". This was a bit of rock history in the making, in line with the theater's great tradition.

This was a bit of rock history in the making, in line with the theater's great tradition.

We've picked 5 of our favourite maps to show the world in a different way,  1) The music enjoyed by different countries around the world People in the UK love a bit of rock and pop, and Americans go big on country music.