Sentence examples for solo section from inspiring English sources

In the Web site's She Travels Solo section, women share their experiences, both good and bad.

During a solo section featuring Mr. Henry, the song's Stevie Wonderish harmonies flattened out into a single-chord vamp.

A late solo section for the lithe Ms. Tenbeth-Ward breaks that rule, adding refinement and tension to the segment-twisting model.

(After all these years, I still find the off-key D dominant stuck inside the end of the solo section of "Lucy" jarring and ugly).

I'd have the respect to let him take the lead, and he respected me a lot, too, and gave me my own little solo section during the show.

Maarten Engeltjes, a countertenor, brought a pure, well-projected tone to his solo section in Purcell's "Welcome to All the Pleasures" and to an aria from Rameau's "Indes Galantes".

Each musician had solo sections that functioned compositionally; there was some tempo-shifting.

The solo sections of "Fume Fume," a program note explained, originally represented possession by spirits.

Short solo sections dot the movements, but Ellington respected Tchaikovsky's feeling for the succinct.

It is doubtful that the casual fan waits for those solo sections.

(The relative weakness of the solo sections underlines this point, perhaps unintentionally).