Sentence examples for in soundtrack from inspiring English sources
This tended to happen in soundtrack songs so short they didn't need a bridge ("Guaranteed," "Goodbye") and in cover versions.
Both the autoharp and zither have a distinctive, spidery, high register rattling sound, which can be evocative, especially in soundtrack work.
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In "Soundtrack" they tweak the traditional archives-and-talking-heads format by pausing for music-video-style performances of spirituals and protest songs by contemporary artists including Joss Stone, Wyclef Jean and the Roots.
At the Sonic Yoga studio on Ninth Avenue and 51st Street, classes in Soundtrack Yoga swap traditional soothing chants for club lighting and pounding dance music tracked to fit the class's choreography.
With remote foreign languages, switching the languages in soundtrack and subtitle (reversed subtitling) leads to less time being spent in the subtitles.
Noble's eye for the absurd in the everyday, combined with a cheesy "Late-Night Love-In" soundtrack and a deadpan narration add up to a high hit rate of belly laughs.
Their act, which involved hammily pretending to play various objects in time with a piped-in soundtrack — lip-synching with instruments, basically — included a ditty called "MySpace" and a video of the band members, naked, banging drums on some or another industrial rooftop.
Madonna was not careening around the outdoor skating rink at the Standard Hotel — she's more likely to materialize upstairs at the Top of the Standard, the celebrity magnet formerly known as the Boom Boom Room — but she and her ilk are well-represented on the piped-in soundtrack.
A mood of unease is increased by a piped-in soundtrack of loved-'em-and-lost-'em Patsy Cline songs, music that Goldstein is said to have played obsessively in his studio, and by the presence of a single 1975 Goldstein film.
The double disappointment of the movie "Glitter" and its tie-in soundtrack album, along with Ms. Carey's breakdown under a nonstop promotional schedule, convinced Virgin that the $21 million it had already paid her for "Glitter," plus about $60 million it had promised for Ms. Carey's next four albums, would add up to an unprofitable investment.
