Sentence examples for sound blue from inspiring English sources
The other, based on Bach's "Well-Tempered Clavier," covers two preludes and a fugue, reinterpreted as "Bebop Bach," a take on the West Coast jazz sound; "Blue Bach," a minor-key showcase for Mr. Ridenour's flugelhorn; and "Dixie Bach," an exercise in the kind of traditional jazz that the Brass favors.
In equities, go for sound blue chips.
First, under the hypothesis that looming sounds (green bars) affect the perceived in-depth orientation of orthographic plws, relative to trials without sound (blue bars), we should observe an increase in performance for trials containing receding plws and a decrease in performance for trials containing looming plws.
Second, under the hypothesis that receding sounds (red bars) affect the perceived in-depth orientation of orthographic plws, relative to trials without sound (blue bars) we should observe a decrease in performance for trials containing receding walkers and an increase in performance for trials containing looming walkers.
If an 'E' note sounds blue, it will always sound blue.
Investment-grade corporate bonds, the paper issued by sound, blue-chip companies, yield close to 5 percentage points more than Treasuries.
The O'Leary fiasco comes at a time when Notre Dame has finally accepted the reality that it can no longer be the lone wolf of college football that snaps up the academically sound blue-chippers and beats the nation.
IT is tempting to buy stocks of sound, blue-chip businesses at current prices, but with few signs that economic conditions are about to improve, holding a lot in cash has much to recommend it too.
Given the fact Regent's Park itself is surrounded by nothing but upmarket areas, the estate may sound blue-blooded and grand, but it's actually hugely deprived, with many people on very low incomes.
His earlier recordings include "Anita O'Day and the Three Sounds" (Verve), "The Three Sounds" (Blue Note) and "Astral Signal" (Blue Note).
Every grandmother bought 10 shares for her grandchildren, along with shares of American Telephone, which was a safe-and-sound blue chip (an oxymoron).
