Sentence examples for soli of the from inspiring English sources

Because Terrazas's father was Mexican and because Mexico's then-effective citizenship laws followed the principle of ius sanguinis, Terrazas held Mexican citizenship at birth, and because he was born in the United States, Terrazas also held U.S. citizenship under the ius soli of the Fourteenth Amendment; therefore, Terrazas was a dual citizen of the United States and Mexico at birth.

Karges' solo of The Killers' "Mr.

11 15: Probably my favorite guitar solo of the nineteen-seventies.

It gave Mr. Reed a boost; he played the smartest, drollest solo of the night.

They're all impeccable, from the rakish harmonies of the soldiers to the soaring, diving solos of the three leads.

The sardonic march of the Second is trademark Shostakovich, who alludes to Stravinsky in the violin solo of the Fifth Fragment.

I listened as, just to my left, Mr. Drucker played the limpid solos of the first movement with surprising freedom.

IMF, "international motherfuckers", was another stomping, funky workout that included his first saxophone solo of the night.

Gone are the grating power-rock solos of the Bush administration and in is a messier but soulful jazz ensemble.

Bion Tsang, a splendid young cellist, played the solos of the Symphonic Concertante with flair and freedom.

It was magical, as was the final solo of the first act, a "Soleá" by Mr. Liñán.