Sentence examples for more grooves from inspiring English sources
Saturday's concert helped show how those two trends — more words, more grooves — are really one.
As Allan Kornblum settled into the chair on the witness stand, the courtroom sketch artist began his face as a smooth, round egg, but as prosecutors asked him to think back to 1967 and a bloody time in Mississippi the artist added more lines, more grooves, with every word.
The fragment, some 200,000 years old, has a circular groove near one end and two more grooves along its sides.
As the bird ages, one or more grooves may form on the red portion.
The seal was a wooden or stone disk with one or more grooves etched in it into which incense was placed.
"And that encouraged us to have more groove in our music.
John is at his best when he is consumed by a groove, and few tracks have more groove than Dan Dare.
Perfectly respectable but characterless covers (Dizzy, standards, a Stevie Wonder) add little, while what you want is more groove.
Yet for all intents and purposes, they are a different band — more groove-based and, like all of us, a bit older.
"The organ is one of many keyboard instruments, and from a stylistic and sonic standpoint, it's more groove-based and electric".
His first two albums — "Perspective," from 2004, and "Optimism," from 2008 — tracked his shift from a post-bop foundation to a sleeker, more groove-centered style.
