Sentence examples for musical middle from inspiring English sources

It was hard to reconcile the affable guy motoring along on a sunny day with his past incarnations: the portentous folkie of "Ohio," the rabid anti-commercialist who gave MTV the musical middle finger with "This Note's For You," the angry rocker who threatened to hit the cameramen at Woodstock with his guitar.

Thompson had a major deal with Verve before being dropped when gushing reviews failed to translate into album sales, and he thinks we will see the end of the musical middle class – the people who are neither superstars nor the aspirant twentysomethings on the toilet circuit.

As raw material, well-funded theatre projects have what the entertainment business calls B-roll ­video clips of productions, which become source material for TV adverts and now can also be packaged for online consumption -­ as with this moody glimpse of musical Middle Earth, soon to arrive at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane.

"Wh-e-e-e-r-e is love?" sang Clem, who had auditioned for a musical at middle school earlier that day.

The family, musical and middle-class, moved to California, where Samuel III worked as a railway engineer.

I'm happy to use film clips of musicals with middle-school students, and I keep my iPod handy to play songs that illustrate my lesson.

Such, more or less, was the yin and yang of the American musical in the middle of the 20th century.

"He's had a child, he's directing our play, and somehow or other had a hit musical in the middle of it.

It's not true of all fathers, but my husband does not feel the guilt I feel every time I fail to respond to a request for help with smoothie day, the school musical or the middle school dance.

Katherine Fritz, costume designer I had the miraculous good fortune, onstage during a college production of Frank Wedekind's "Spring Awakening" (no, not the musical), in the middle of delivering an emotionally wrenching monologue to a packed house, to suddenly and shockingly discover, "I hate this".

Their musical concerns a middle-aged, recently unemployed New Jersey man who re-connects with his former garage-band buddies (Sept . 24to Oct. 27).