Sentence examples for moving solo from inspiring English sources

Fantastic stuff, a genuinely moving solo turn.

She eventually complied, with a grandly moving solo of "America the Beautiful".

Loueke, a Richard Bona-like star in the making, contributes a moving solo interlude using digital loops to great effect.

Some of the most moving solo singing came from Jennifer Johnston, whose mezzo glows with unforced feeling and whose pure style fits well into the period-instrument world.

She will present a showcase including a restaging of the large ensemble work Underworld (London only); the funny and moving solo piece Look At Me Mummy; a screening of the film Glasshouse; and a space containing an online archive and live discussions.

The way his nuns (dressed in black hoodies) form beautifully patterned lines during the liturgical opening to "Alleluia"; his dance for three Marias (one played by a man) and their Captain von Trapp to "Something Good"; and most of all, his own superb, moving solo to "Climb Every Mountain": all these respond to something essential about the music and the lyrics, and are often funny too.

The screws were doing the whole gladiator ting with the mandem there and one morning they moved Solo into a cell with his enemy who he had mad beef with, already three proper fights on the wing and more.

It was absorbing in those first three years with Bill, then we started moving to solo projects and starting writing solo guitar pieces, and all that worked.

He is moving his solo performance, "The Last Supper," from his kitchen in Park Slope, Brooklyn, to a $4,000-a-month Chelsea loft on Oct. 17.

This demanding work for strings ends on a moving cello solo.

Another moving tenor solo by John Sandfort capped off this beauty.