Sentence examples for single fools from inspiring English sources

They slunk out of the northern English grime of Manchester in the late 1980s, created a debut album ("The Stone Roses") and a dance single ("Fools Gold") that blazed and simmered with cocksure majesty, and then proceeded to ruin everything.

In 1989, with the inspired, groundbreaking single Fools Gold and the loose grooves of their debut album, they gave British rock a future, restoring the legacy of the 1960s with a jangling guitar sound and breathing new life into it with the energy of dance music.

And it is not a single fool but a whole troupe of them.

The dance-rock fusion developed by the Stone Roses' single "Fool's Gold" (1989) achieved its perfect balance here.

There is no single fool-proof method for the expedient isolation of RNA from tissue samples.

It should be realised, however, that there is no single, fool-proof approach to this problem.

The two Blur tracks were the band's first newly-aired material since the release of a limited edition seven-inch single, Fool's Day, produced for 2010's Record Store Day.

Their new single "Fool If" is their most sophisticated take on that sound yet.

Fresh off her double Grammy win for the hit single "Fool For You" with Cee-Lo Green, Melanis Fiona is ready to take the world by storm with her second album, The MF Life, which drops on March 20.

Bogged down in legal battles, they never recovered the momentum of their classic first album and its slinky standalone follow-up single, Fools Gold.

Hopes that a substantial amount of new material might be recorded were raised by a single titled Fool's Day, released to mark the annual Record Store Day in 2010, and Blur's appearance at this year's Brit awards, where they were given the show-closing honour for outstanding contribution to music.