Sentence examples for mellow tune from inspiring English sources

Released in 2014, we're journeying back to the present with this soft, mellow tune.

"I'm a fan of hearing live music anywhere," Ms. Wynn said as she watched Kiwi the Child from Livingston sway onstage and croon a mellow tune to an equally mellow crowd.

Peanut Butter Wolf, who ran the Stones Throw label, and in 1999 he put out their first studio album, "Soundpieces: Da Antidote".* On it, Madlib not only scratches and samples other vocalists and sounds; he also gives us a jazz flutist playing a mellow tune — a nod, no doubt, to the legend Bobbi Humphrey.

Ridha premiered a new song from the album called "Starchild" on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show this week and talked about how he came to work with Poliça on the mellow tune.

William Fèvre Chablis 2006 with "Misty Mountain Hop" (The song, and the wine, evoke the cool hills of Chablis; and both have the "sharp, jarring tingle of acidity").. Truchard Carneros Pinot Noir 2005 with "What Is And What Should Never Be" (The voluptuous texture of this Pinot enhances the mellow vibe of this mellow tune. Taste the soft fruity extract of that bass line!).

Cruising above the sea floor to the mellow tunes of Jack Johnson and Melody Gardot (no touching the pilot's radio), we searched for the telltale signs of activity: clam beds, shag carpets of gooey white or orange bacterial mat, or, if you're really lucky, strings of bubbles.

Woodsist's roughly 300 festivalgoers can expect jangly mellow tunes from up-and-coming and established acts represented by the Woodsist record label in an appropriately forested setting that recalls the legendary (though much larger) Monterey Pop Festival, which was held not far to the north in 1967.

During a 75-minute session ($16 a class, 212-397-5865), students do vigorous sun salutations to songs by No Doubt and the D. J.'s Sasha and Digweed, and wind down to mellower tunes by Sigur Ros and Sarah McLachlan.

In a similar session 11 days earlier, emoting a few bars of a soulfully mellow Al Green tune was like a miracle cure for President Obama's stiff image.

The second half of the program, which included mellow guitar tunes in the arrangement of "Last Judgment," concluded with music from the film "Sharaku," Mr. Takemitsu's last soundtrack.

"Come Away With Me" was filled with mellow, sultry tunes -- precisely the opposite of the histrionic diva pop crowding the charts.