Sentence examples for wave of rock from inspiring English sources

The dead landed on their backs, and a wave of rock and dirt, loosed by the explosion, sailed over them.

The Doors' success ushered in a wave of rock signings at Elektra, from cult heroes like the Stooges and the MC5 to Queen.

Some music critics have argued, perhaps wishfully, that the next big wave of rock music will be the death knell of "T.R.L".

Mr. Louvin was by then known primarily as a star of the Grand Ole Opry, a reputation that persisted into this century, when another wave of rock bands, including the Raconteurs and Cake, embraced his music.

In 1966, Marshall also trained his camera on Jefferson Airplane and the Paul Butterfield Blues Band, who were among the first wave of rock groups to play at the Monterey jazz festival.

If all indigenous American music was seeded, in part, by the Celtic ballads and hymns brought to Appalachia via broadsides in the eighteenth century — which melded with the West African spirituals and work songs sung by slaves — then northern soul could, like the second wave of rock and roll, be understood as a funny kind of return, now transmuted and many centuries removed.

If the magnet at one end is rocked back and forth, its magnetic field will induce the neighboring magnet to rock, too, and a wave of rocking motion will travel from one magnet to the next.

The most famous is the 10.3-mile Slickrock Trail two miles from Moab, an undulating moonscape of sandstone above the town that rises and falls in seemingly vertical waves of rock.

Periodic ruptures are aligned with cyclical waves of rock pressure.

First, we collected the acoustic waves of rock evolution.

Nirvana front man Kurt Cobain's legacy has lived on almost exclusively through the band's recordings, his published journals and, of course, the influence he has had on waves of rock musicians since his suicide in 1994.