Sentence examples for subtle swing from inspiring English sources

And sure enough, smooth as butter, I made a subtle swing to the left and strode out of the scene.

Her bluesy phrasing and subtle swing were ideal in Mr. Musto's "Shadow of the Blues," four settings of poems by Langston Hughes.

In particular, his piano-with-strings efforts — "October Suite," recorded in 1966, and "Promises Kept," recorded in 2004 and performed at the 2006 Caramoor International Music Festival — have been noted for their subtle swing and lack of saccharine sentiment.

In the set's ballads, and in bossa novas done the right way — as miniaturized adaptations of percussive samba, with strong and subtle swing — there was a great deal of intricacy.

September 21 , 1921Los Angeles, California November 25, 2013 New York City, New York Chico Hamilton Foreststorn Hamiltonn), (born Sept. 21, 1921, Los Angeles, Calif. died Nov. 25, 2013, New York, N.Y ., American jazz musician who played drums in a subtle swing-era-based style and led a chamber-jazz quintet that epitomized West Coast cool jazz in the 1950s.

Fourthly, the outcome measure of analgesic efficacy may be too crude to assess more subtle swings in pain that are nonetheless of clinical relevance.

He used his easygoing baritone voice to make notes curl and glide with subtle country swing.

He has a husky voice and a band that can put a subtle jazz swing into his twilit ballads.

He has a husky voice and a superb band (including Marc Ribot on guitar and John Medeski on keyboards) that can put a subtle jazz swing into his twilit ballads.

He will be aware of the crowd behind his back, and of the unseen millions watching him work, through television camera lenses which emphasise every nuance of body language and subtle mood swing.

He has a husky voice and a superb band (including Marc Ribot on guitar and John Medeski on keyboards) that can put a subtle jazz swing into his twilight ballads; in a way he's the East Coast's answer to Mark Eitzel.