Sentence examples for sliding life from inspiring English sources

And in "Sliding Life Blues" (2001), Mr. Dick demonstrated the considerable charms of the "glissando head joint," an attachment that lets him create swirling figures in which pitches slide into each other kaleidoscopically.

He will demonstrate the device in "Sliding Life Blues" (2001) and also perform his "Flames Must Not Encircle Sides" (1980), "Piece in Gamelan Style" (1978), "Eye in the Sky" (1992), "Air Is the Heaviest Metal" (2008) and "Life Concert" (1997).

The analysis shows that the DLC coating prepared on rougher substrates displays shorter sliding life when tested with a harder counter-face such as sapphire ball.

On her 2002 album of original songs, Kissin Time, Marianne sings a song written for her by Jarvis Cocker, called "Sliding Through Life on Charm".

The other would-be showstopper, Cocker's "Sliding Through Life on Charm," is a wry, foulmouthed adaptation of Faithfull's own autobiography that's too self-conscious by half.

On "Sliding Through Life on Charm," which Mr. Cocker wrote for her, Ms. Faithfull sings of acolytes who desire her because they want "to go where God knows who has gone before/ I am a muse, not a mistress, not a whore".

But when you really are used to sliding through life on charm, you sit down, have a think about who might be able to crack it, call him on the phone, and in no time at all he gives you a song.

He slid a life jacket over his head as Bliss drown into the sea.

The building, despite its place at well-heeled 93rd Street, slid into life as a single-room-occupancy dump on the inside.

Foreigners of all descriptions find it easy to slide into life in this cosmopolitan, melting-pot city.

It was a restless life, sliding through relationships and jobs, and from city to city.