Sentence examples for post folks from inspiring English sources

In my last post, folks who "work with work" spoke about the classical and modern definitions of work.

Holly Kaye, who's fought to preserve the synagogue, told the Post folks had been climbing up the building's fire escape recently, and that the incident might have more to do with teenage negligence than anti-Semitism.

Holly Kaye, who's fought to preserve the synagogue, told the Post folks had been climbing up the building's fire escape recently, and that the incident might have more to do with teenage negligence than antisemitism.

Lang explores the various ways in which music suggests a narrative: each program is tagged with a topic ("hero," "spirit," "love/loss," "travel," "(post)folk," "memoir"), and yet each presents a sharp internal contrast, with seemingly disparate styles juxtaposed.

None of the pay-for-post folks I mentioned here would respond to my requests for comment.

CARAMANICA These sort of anthemic folk and post-folk bands, if that makes sense.

"21" is a spare, slightly haughty pop album, at the intersection of classic soul and singer-songwriter post-folk, sounds that have long been welcome at the Grammys.

Which somehow suits the discursive post-folk rompery of the music: highly arranged, wordy as an Elvis Costello song with larks taking the place of bitterness.

Notions of authenticity tend to evaporate in the face of a serious post-folk choreographer: for example, Surupa Sen in Odissi; Rennie Harris in hip-hop; Eva Yerbabuena in flamenco.

The first in the series deals with Gershwin songs; it includes the jazz pianist Jason Moran and his wife, the operatic mezzo-soprano Alicia Hall Moran, as well as the curious, restless post-folk singer and musician Sam Amidon.

The first in the series deals with Gershwin songs; it includes the jazz pianist Jason Moran and his wife, the mezzo-soprano Alicia Hall Moran, as well as the curious, restless post-folk singer and musician Sam Amidon.