Sentence examples for metal lovers from inspiring English sources

But in the city, punks and heavy metal lovers defiantly get together in a handful of bars and clubs.

Mr. Hammett recently spoke with ArtsBeat by phone about provocative design, evil sounds and how horror fans and metal lovers are kindred spirits.

Kiss More than 30 years of performances and albums have made Kiss's ear-splitting noise and make-up legendary among rock and metal lovers well after the American band rose to fame in the late 1970s.

It's even (perhaps) becoming cool: California music festival Coachella has taken to the seas, while Barge to Hell is the cruise for heavy metal lovers less keen on slumming it on a festival campsite.

The sound and the fury Six of the loudest bands ever Kiss More than 30 years of performances and albums have made Kiss's ear-splitting noise and make-up legendary among rock and metal lovers well after the American band rose to fame in the late 1970s.

The Laguna Art Museum show provided the impetus by spotlighting people who have made a living from art that stands askew by depicting heavy metal lovers, surfers or punks.

For Heavy Metal Lover she moulds herself into a cyborg motorbike and invites one of her dancers to ride her.

He introduced her to his friends, and partly inspired many of her songs, including "Paparazzi," "Heavy Metal Lover" and "You and I," a love song in which she sings nostalgically about her "cool Nebraska guy".

Male robots, in the hands of authors such as Tanith Lee (The Silver Metal Lover, 1981) and Marge Piercy (He, She, and It, 1991), became distorted images of human men.

James Montgomery of MTV noted that the lyrics "Suck my cockiness/Lick my persuasion", are, in his opinion, the best "come-on" line of 2011 alongside Lady Gaga's "Heavy Metal Lover" (Born This Way, 2011) lyrics "I want your whiskey mouth/All over my blond south".

While he was doing this, he either thought of or pronounced the name of his mistress (Etymol. Mag. s.v. Κοτταβ��ζω), and from the more or less full and pure sound with which the wine struck against the metal basin, the lover drew his conclusions respecting the attachment of the object of his love.