Sentence examples for tune held from inspiring English sources
His singing was strong, even youthful — he apparently has access to the same elixirs as Mr. Domino — and the tune held up to its pedigree.
Although the tune holds the UK vibe everybody was jocking this year, it's club-ready with no-frills, and finished with that quintessential Huxleyan touch of class.
With all the transformations and idioms, the Masada tunes held on to some klezmer identity: one stubborn genre indeed.
Georgopoulos's experiment had shown that directional tuning held in two dimensions; the next step was to test whether it worked in three-dimensional space.
The new tunes held their own reminiscences; as "Tinderbox" compared fame to a rocket, the band played the upward swoop from "Rocket Man".
The tunes hold some Stephen Foster, some Kurt Weill, some Louis Armstrong, some Lightnin' Hopkins, some Harry Partch, some Captain Beefheart and some circus music -- clear points that Mr. Waits has connected into his own constellation.
Ultimately, we decided to release ten tunes, hold on to seven and go back into the studio next year to round out another album. .
His tunes hold up and while the new stuff isn't as ambitious as their monumental concept album "Thirteen Tales from Urban Bohemia," the new laid-back stuff sounds a little more stripped down, older, more mature.
Then came "Cherokee," a tune once held as the ultimate test of mettle for jazz improvisers.
The description of the interaction forces is tuned to hold also during mitosis (see Text S1 and figure S5).
The Rinne test differentiates the patient's ability to hear the hum of a tuning fork held both beside the ear and on the mastoid bone of the skull behind the ear.
