Sentence examples for lots of vocal from inspiring English sources
It also requires steely political will, and the courage to take on lots of vocal vested interests.
But no!: there's lots of evidence (for instance in psalms texts) that earlier religious music could be pretty rowdy, with lots of vocal lines and accompanying instruments.
They bring out her signature cackle, adding wind chimes, wooden cymbals and lots of vocal echos, making the track more "witch house" than the more classicized original.
For Mr. Gardner's music, that means quavery analog pitch, calm vocal delivery of thoughts like "drifting down a river with no end" or "swimming in the deep," lots of vocal-harmony "ooh-wah"s and a connoisseur's attention to bygone bass and keyboard tones and to the ways the drummer can create a quiet eruption as a song continues.
People make the distinction that for salsa, you need lots of vocals and not too many improvised solos.
Solomun: A really great indie-electronica act with lots of vocals.
They tell stories with style, music and a lot of vocal fry.
In a sharply contrasted preconcert recital on Saturday, Kristine Jepson, a mezzo-soprano and the best of an uneven lot of vocal soloists over the weekend, performed songs by Duparc and Gene Sheer wonderfully, with Thomas Muraco as pianist.
"There's a lot of vocal players out there, I'm a bit like that myself once I get on the pitch, so I'm sure there will be a lot of communication, a lot of stick, a lot of banter, but once it starts we want to win the game".
Pedroso did not secure victory until the last of his six attempts, jumping 28 feet 3/4 inch to leap past Australia's flamboyant Jai Taurima, who already had jumped 27-10 1/4 with a lot of vocal support from the 110,000 fans in the stands.
