Sentence examples for leng of from inspiring English sources

Prof Gillian Leng, of NICE, said it was unacceptable that rates were still so high.

Leng writes of this performance of "Dark Horse": "Anyone wondering what Harrison's voice sounded like on the Dark Horse Tour need look no further: this track was cut only days before the first date in Vancouver.

Leng writes of his frame of mind at this time: "while George Harrison was bursting with musical confidence, Living in the Material World found him in roughly the same place that John Lennon was when he wrote 'Help!' – shocked by the rush of overwhelming success and desperately wondering where it left him".

The Plaza in New York, co-owned by the billionaires Kwek Leng Beng of Singapore and Prince Alwaleed of Saudi Arabia, has also kept its name.

Consistent with his perception of an anti-stardom message in the song, Leng writes of there being an "immense [paradox]" in Harrison's attitude to this highly publicised tour, since: "here was one of the world's most famous musicians telling a leading writer from Rolling Stone that he'd 'gladly kiss it all good-bye' and purse his utterly sincere spiritual quest".

Leng writes of Harrison's "straining" vocal on the track and "banks of trilling 'Long and Winding Road' mandolins" that are at odds with the more subtle mood found elsewhere on the album.

"Try Pheap has a monopoly on timber export rights," said Ouch Leng, director of the Cambodian Human Rights Taskforce.

"[T]he old, bold George is no more," Leng laments of "The Answer's at the End".

Leng writes of "over-the-top tympani" as another Spector influence on "Don't Let Me Wait Too Long"'s "Motown 'orchestration'", while labelling the musical arrangement "English pop".

Leng writes of the song having been "conceived with an Orbison vocal", and Harrison's singing on the track duly reflects Orbison's more dramatic style.

Leng writes of this song-wide message: "It presents his realization that he has to walk away and carry on with his own life.