Sentence examples for like a canon from inspiring English sources

With its many starts and stops, the choreographic result looks more like a canon or round than an extended fugue.

For the poet there is the pleasure of recognition too; the list of previous winners is very strong, it reads like a canon of contemporary English poetry".

She said that if ever she decided to marry, it would have to be to someone like a canon of Wells Cathedral.

First, even though it's nearly as big and bulky as a digital S.L.R. like a Canon Rebel or Nikon D80, the F1 is, at its heart, an amateur camera.

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There was a xylophone that evoked a childhood music box, and the singer's words repeated like a canon, or like a series of nights alone: You're on your own, you're on the way home New Ry Cooder on the radio You're cooking for one Re-watching an old video And here in the distance Here in the miss-you Fonder and fonder and fonder This was my introduction to Devon Sproule.

It was also about a kind of articulate expressiveness and about conveying ideas with a freshness as if they had only just occurred to him, as in the last movement of the Franck, when the restatements of the theme sounded more like improvisations than like voices in a canon.

"It's not like there's a canon to follow".

Fueled by magazines like InStyle and People, a canon of red-carpet photographs has emerged.

This track is like a trance mess, a canon sung by robots.

In the 1980s many news photographers carried something like a small Canon AF35M in their gadget bag.