Sentence examples for jazz reading from inspiring English sources

Hobbies: Jazz, reading and painting things less demanding than portraits, like flowers and landscapes.

(Chinen) Django Reinhardt NY Festival (Tuesday through Thursday) "Starring the Young Lions of Gypsy Jazz," reads the subhead for this annual transatlantic salute to Django Reinhardt.

The opening line of the book's first story, "With Jazz," reads like a coded rejoinder to Mason's critics, whose fundamental charge against her tales (and their narrators, too) was detachment and simplemindedness.

He was a Connecticut Yankee who played Beethoven sonatas and jazz, read the lengthy Norwegian novel "Kristin Lavransdatter" twice, and while in the army in World War II attended a brief course at Oxford University where he practiced, among other things, how to use a knife and fork in the British manner.

Enjoys opera, classical music, jazz and reading.

I'll be doing what I did with Jack in October 1957 at our first jazz poetry reading at the Brata Art Gallery in New York - accompanying poets and readers.

Iggy writes that the album took shape "completely outside the modern music industry" and was born out of a revived interest in New Orleans-era jazz and reading Houellebecq's The Possibility of an Island.

If you think for a moment that no adult would do such a thing, try watching 14 year old transgender girl Jazz Jennings reading the threats from adults to torture and murder her.

Then I had two more small bottles of beer as I listened to the jazz record and read Flaubert.

The show's strongest moment was a lusty pop-jazz reading of "Out of This World".

Mr. Amram made his first jazz recording with Lionel Hampton in the early 1950's and by the end of the decade was hanging with the writers, painters and poets of the Beat generation in New York, where in 1957 he and Jack Kerouac gave the first jazz-poetry reading.