Sentence examples for swing format from inspiring English sources

Ms. Smith covers her own signature songs ("I Wish You Love," "You Go to My Head"), Prima's ("Just a Gigolo"), Sinatra's ("The House I Live In") and Basie's ("April in Paris"), but also brings in more recent material that lends itself to a swing format, like "How Sweet It Is (to Be Loved by You)" and "Can't Take My Eyes Off You".

It was also available on the version dubbed "The Swing Format", which contained two remixes of "Lemon".

The leading bop trombonist, J. J. Johnson, joined the band early in 1946, and his arrangement of "Rambo," his solos on several other numbers and the magnificent Tadd Dameron arrangement "Stay On It" all show how easily and naturally bop fitted into the Basie band's sophisticated blues-swing format.

It was Brian's idea to have Mason walk and talk directly to the camera, making the film a personal journey through scenes in some forgotten corners of "swinging London", an innovative format at that time.

With its big ensemble cast and a format that swings between "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" and a standard situation comedy, the show can be funny at times, but frustrating too.

If current expectations for lowered prices for Super-VHS equipment come true, the undisputed merits of the format may yet swing the market in its favor.

Still more impressive was the manner in which he scored, with stylishly elegant stroke play relying on timing and placement rather than the vicious swings of the bat popular in this format.

Mr. Bartz and Mr. Barron had clear maps through their tunes, and they played up the transparency of the duo format, delighting in uncluttered counterpoint and implicit swing.

As Gap sales fell, the chain pulled back on advertising, taking steps that included the elimination of television commercials, a format that Gap once mastered with spots like "Khakis swing".

In November 2008, Laycock was instructed to change the format of the programme so that it only covered post-war swing bands up to the present day.

"It swings the doors open to create visually interesting stories". To launch this format, Google partnered with CNN, Conde Nast, Hearst, Mashable, Meredith, Mic, Vox Media and The Washington Post.