Sentence examples for of their folk from inspiring English sources

Making modernism out of their folk roots, the Group of Eight, the name given to Hungary's most influential modernist artists, generated a huge output of large-scale landscapes, nudes, portraits and still lifes throughout the 1910s — "the very best" of which, Mr. Barki said, were gathered in the main room.

"We were actively encouraging these children to speak their own language... we enjoyed singing one of their folk songs in their native language.

Dylan's audiences reacted with hostility to the sound of their folk icon backed by a rock band.

By the 1870s the songs were free of their folk music origins, and particular songs also started to become associated with particular singers, often with exclusive contracts with the songwriter, just as many pop songs are today.

Cooke refers to "a new granite-like hardness of orchestration" in the middle-period symphonies, while the songs have lost most of their folk character, and cease to fertilise the symphonies as explicitly as before.

It is the first record to really capture the power and excitement of their live shows, and is a streamlined realisation of their folk-tinged, wistfully anthemic indie-rock – "I love a big chorus; totally love it," Hutchison says, like some hirsute, tattooed musical Kevin Keegan – which sees them primed to become a Caledonian Arcade Fire.

Some of their folks were pretty brusque and not particularly eager to work with Alan".

But there may be some resistance at Warner-Lambert, because some of their folks may lose their jobs.

It's inevitable: young Americans of all colours and creeds will eventually wash away the hatred of their folks, just like they did 40 years ago.

"When you go to City Hall and you see so many of their folks, you're like, 'Whoa.' " In June, Mr. Lee hired a top housing coordinator for the group, Malcolm Yeung, as an adviser on housing.

Parts of Ahmedabad are known for their folk art.