Sentence examples for tunes far from inspiring English sources

The first, title essay, on Keith Moon, the drummer in The Who, begins with Mr Wood describing his childhood as a choral scholar, singing tunes far removed from Moon's onstage anarchy.

The result was the perfect millennial band: a bit nerdy, good with a tune, far less likely to fall into drugs and excess than their chaotic forebears.

Season one's theme song was the languorous alt-country tune Far from any Road by the Handsome Family, and the first True Detective trailer used an equally atmospheric song by country musician Lera Lynn, which has already been enthusiastically remixed on YouTube.

When Riley began to play on street corners in Delta towns, he found that blues tunes were far more popular than gospel.

It's nearly impossible to carry Thelonious Monk's tunes so far away from his shadow, but the trio was light-fingered enough to slip free of the tradition they know so well.

The site acts as a set of high-technology liner notes for the CD's 27 songs, with nine tunes (so far) accompanied by a gallery of picture sleeves, photographs, advertising materials and other memorabilia.

These are some of the best moves made to Eurotrash tunes by far.

An edgy chanteuse with kind of a serpent like expression, moving all over the stage, belting out tunes from far and wide.

Instead, he plucked one of his melodies out of the air, some strange tune from far away.

"I heard that same tune as far as Libya was concerned.

In the apartment test, where reception was already marginal, tuning was far worse.