Sentence examples for powerful garage from inspiring English sources

"You Turn Me Around" is powerful garage rock.

The powerful "garage" wines of St.-Émilion and Pomerol -- so-called because they are said to be made in makeshift quarters away from the hidebound chateaus -- have stirred up the Bordeaux establishment, but there are no signs that Bordeaux luminaries like Christian Moueix at Pétrus, Jean Delmas at Château Haut-Brion or Paul Pontallier at Margaux feel any need to change their methods.

He decided, in the face of mounting attacks by powerful garage owners, to maintain most of an emergency traffic ban that Giuliani started after the Sept. 11 attacks, preventing single-occupant cars from crossing into much of Manhattan during the morning rush.

Considering the band was given its name by the great Steve Van Zandt, it's no surprise that a powerful garage spirit pervades the band's debut effort that includes songs that could have been hits half a century ago like "Perfect World," "I Don't Want Your Love (If You Don't Love Me)," "Fill an Empty Heart," "Soul Deep" and "90 Miles an Hour Down a Dead End Street".

He keeps a powerful stereo in the garage of his home in Albuquerque and listens to heavy metal at full volume.

The first page of Fatherland, which was the first page of fiction he ever wrote, felt, he says, "like having had a powerful car in the garage and switching it on, and realising that there was literally nothing you could not do".

Together, they make a noise, bearing trace elements of grime, acid and dubstep, techno, space-rock and pop, that is pristine yet powerful, intricate yet insane, like garage punks playing Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works.

His administration has already spent considerable political capital by keeping the ban in place as long as it has -- angering wealthy, well-connected garage owners and powerful labor leaders, some of whom have threatened to take the city to court.

The powerful, dense beat and searing garage-influenced hi-hats drive the track with pure muscle, not subtle ambiance, which is totally fine by us, because a bone-deep groove like this is pretty undeniable.

On February 26 , 1993 Ramsi Ahmed Yussuf, a nephew of Sheik Mohammed, detonated a powerful bomb in the underground parking garage of the WTC.

Which is weird, because garage is the most powerful form of music, so why would you try and say you weren't making it?