Sentence examples for jukebox of from inspiring English sources

He calls the movie an endless jukebox of past and present-day musicians.

And Jody Porter, the band's guitarist, is a jukebox of storied licks.

These aren't total reinventions, but they do breathe new life into the Stones' jukebox of classics.

It is home to the free BFI Mediatheque, a "digital jukebox" of rare old films.

Cooder first heard the band in 1974, on the jukebox of a taco place in Venice, California.

Tiësto's set was a jukebox of familiar dance music: Calvin Harris, Swedish House Mafia, Chris Brown's "Don't Wake Me Up".

Mr. Berg was born in the Bronx, but he is better known outside New York, where productions of his revue "100 Years of Broadway," a kind of jukebox history of musical comedy, have been playing here, there and everywhere.

This song could get you in a lot of trouble back when it first jingled from the jukeboxes of America.

Many of these records have over-the-road themes; all are geared for the jukeboxes of truck stops and diners.

"They will have entire digital jukeboxes of covertly acquired telephone conversations, and suddenly someone in Eastern Europe is going to be very wealthy," he said.

When Internet song-sharing services created digital jukeboxes of free music, book publishers raced to bolt the door to their own archives of copyrighted works.