Sentence examples for past solo from inspiring English sources

Kim Yong-ae then pounced on a rebound in the 62nd and shot it past Solo.

A defence-splitting pass sent the substitute clear and she made no mistake in evading the lunge of Johnston to slide past Solo.

After Lloyd's apparent goal was called back, probably for Lloyd's foul on a defender, Sweden's Lotta Schelin got the ball past Solo.

Gomez and Badly Drawn Boy are past winners, and share a vaguely similar approach to songwriting, but in the past solo folk/indie songwriters haven't triumphed at the Mercuries.

This was no longer 2004; a team cannot live in the past, Solo said, a reference to the gold-medal-winning performance by the American team at the Athens Olympics and, many believed, a rebuke of Scurry.

Why you should listen: Animal Collective co-founder Noah Lennox offers up squelching synths and reverb-drenched songs that ought to still please fans of his past solo work.

The final element of the exhibition is something he calls a 'conceptual mixtape,' a fusion of pop songs and the artist's own personalized sound bites that form a sort of sound collage, a practice that the artist has previously employed in his past five solo shows.

Plus I'm not a moaner!" She looks back at her solo past wryly: that first, pre-Saint Etienne single was a "cottage industry affair… which I find horribly embarrassing", its cover designed by a friend of her mum's, but she still likes the song.

Take a look at the chart above and you'll see that those numbers put Paula considerably below Future Past, the debut solo album from Blue member and sometimes TV ice dancer Duncan James.

This swaggering psyche-rock track finds frontman James Skelly "stepping through the mirror to the past" while guitar solos snarl and moody rhythms rumble beneath him.

Only the deep middles, like the accelerated "don't do that" part of the Rolling Stones' "Midnight Rambler," or the soloing past the two-minute mark on the Stooges' "TV Eye," or — let's get obscure, let's get footnotey — the breakdown in Cactus's "One Way... or Another".