Sentence examples for solo feature from inspiring English sources

Now was the time for his solo feature.

Ms. Robinson, a longtime collaborator of Mr. Cohen's, also sang a solo feature, "Boogie Street," with authority.

Mat Whitecross's debut solo feature kicks off in the period just before Dury found fame with the Blockheads, and takes us through his years of fame and slow and incremental retirement from the world of pop.

In many cases, the band or the leader gives the bassist a solo feature on every tune as kind of thanks for being the accompanist the rest of the time, even though the better and commercial-free solution is for the bassist to be an essential part of the ensemble at every moment.

By that time Mr. Morrissey had opened his highly successful solo feature "Flesh," and was preparing to shoot his second, "Trash".

But after a wait that seemed to last for years, Marvel finally released the first teaser trailer for his solo feature to the world and it was beautiful.

In 1948 Quine codirected (with William Asher) the boxing yarn Leather Gloves, but he then returned to acting and did not take his first solo feature-film directing credit until 1951, with Sunny Side of the Street, a low-budget musical featuring Terry Moore and singer Frankie Laine.

Its core consisted of the drummer Ramsés Rodríguez and the percussionist Joel Hierrezuelo, who expertly demolished their respective solo features.

De Palma's first solo features were Murder à la Mod (1968) and Greetings (1968), the latter of which was set in Greenwich Village and starred De Niro.

There are moments, for instance a solo featuring the dancer Clifton Brown as Langston Hughes, that use more modern and jazz technique.

Its funky four-bar kick-to-snare-drum solo featured on Ultimate Breaks & Beats, a series produced to provide samples for hip-hop and electronic artists.