Sentence examples for steer solo from inspiring English sources
Still, if this is the direction Ron Howard decided to steer Solo after taking over the directing reins, then the movie might not be the total shitshow that Disney was reportedly worried it might be.
Band of Joy's chosen roots are in honky-tonk, mountain gospel and 1950s rock, none of which confined the group's music, particularly when Mr. Miller steered his solos into tremolo and drone.
That touching film's Academy Award-winning success also steered the course toward her solo debut, "Anar" (Anti-), a quietly lovely piano-pop achievement.
Some may prefer a more barnstorming account of the Piano Concerto to the fleetness of Hayroudinoff, who prepared his own version of the problematic solo part which steers a middle path between Dvorak's original and the subsequent performing texts.
Curiosity about Marvel's first movie with a solo female superhero should steer lapsed fans and interested neutrals towards Kelly Sue DeConnick's excellent ongoing series about Carol Danvers and her cosmic adventures, currently nine issues into its second recent relaunch.
In between solo albums Collins also steered Genesis into the mainstream, produced records for John Martyn and Adam Ant, and played drums for Robert Plant and Paul McCartney.
The late set began with "Cherokee," and in a multiple-chorus solo to begin it, as he steered a river of 16th notes through the harmonies, his technical command was stunning.
On her solo debut, "The Night the Sun Came Up," she has to steer, and her direction appears to be post-Gaga.
This excellent trio had until now steered clear of the fervid ideological anxiety channelled by one of their number, Liam Williams, in his solo work.
"Solo, solo," he repeats.
