Sentence examples for way over yonder from inspiring English sources

Her plain-spoken, honest delivery is reminiscent of Ms. King's, and Ms. Fox's excellent trio — Ritt Henn on bass, Peter Calo on sitarlike guitar and Jon Weber on piano — captures the era of hippie sincerity and idealism distilled in songs like the opening number, "A Child in These Hills" (from Mr. Browne), and Ms. King's "Way Over Yonder".

A few songs later the misstep was rendered moot by a thrilling version of "Way Over Yonder".

Clayton can be heard contributing her voice to all sorts of iconic classic-rock songs: Neil Young's "Southern Man," Joe Cocker's "Feelin' Alright," Carole King's "Way Over Yonder," Lynyrd Skynyrd's "Sweet Home Alabama" and more.

Those shining light on King's ubiquitous, beautiful hits were, among others, Alicia Keys, Pink, Lady Gaga, Kacey Musgraves (in duet with R&B singer Miguel, Sara Bareilles, Zac Brown, James Taylorr and, in the night's highlight, the singers featured in the documentary "20 Feet from Stardom," who delivered a spectacular rendition of "Way Over Yonder". .

Of the more recent ones, "California Stars" and "Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key" on the Mermaid Avenue recordings with Wilco and Billy Bragg, and the punk-rock "Shipping Up to Boston" with Dropkick Murphys, are also two favorites of recent recordings from the archives.

Way over yonder in the land of that football they have now, today is FA Cup day.

9 P.M. (Disney WANDERR OVER YONDER Jack McBrayer lends his voice to Wander, an intergalactic do-gooder who travels the galaxies with his trusty steed, Sylvia (April Winchell), to battle the forces of evil in this new animated comedy.

"The way they talk, the expressions they use are neat: 'Over yonder.' " One group of scouts was chosen to re-create the first camping-out excursion of the Brownsea Scouts, on Brownsea Island in the English Channel in 1907.

Over yonder was a Hupmobile, a car last made in 1941, and down the way was a Franklin, a brand that went out of production during the Great Depression.

A stranger from faraway over yonder.

Their way lies yonder, but what business takes them there?