Sentences with phrase «as ballad»

Another song, «Billin» on Christmas Eve,» is described as a ballad that will ring true to anyone who makes sacrifices for the sake of their career.

I was listening to a podcast that brought this up and it was pointed out that GTA 5 hasn't had a single player expansion like previous rockstar games such as The Ballad of Gay Tony or undead nightmare.

With the sound of the sea as a ballad to your ears, the infinite turquoise in front of you, the visit to our tropical garden of colourful birds singing their songs at sunrise and sunset and magical nights with a sky full of stars, you will think that you have reached paradise.

Seven Seas Entertainment has licensed a few such as Ballad of a Shinigami, but they have yet to see the light of day.

It's beautiful to watch, and the story of the house being sung as a ballad makes this feel even more enchanting.

Additional highlights of the unreleased audio include the first two work - in - progress recording attempts of the 1991 epic masterpiece «November Rain» which was originally penned as the ballad for Appetite, covers of songs like Elvis Presley's «Heartbreak Hotel,» Aerosmith's «Mama Kin,» two distinctly different recordings of the Rolling Stones» «Jumpin» Jack Flash» (one electric, one acoustic) and two never finished tracks / jams «The Plague» and «New Work Tune.»

Haskell has starred or co-starred in such made - for - TV films as The Ballad of Andy Crocker (1969), The Eyes of Charles Sand (1970), The Phantom of Hollywood (1973), The Night They Took Miss Beautiful (1977) and The Cracker Factory (1979).

Seyfried wows us with her lovely voice plus an entrancing screen presence, and Streep (The Devil Wears Prada) belts out showstoppers as well as ballads as if she were born to be a musical star.

I am sure I will be working on more videogame music as time goes by, but I am also interested in expanding into different forms, such as ballads.

Not exact matches

The sales numbers reflect the wide appeal of the emotional and personal ballads by the 27 year - old British singer, as well as the decision by her independent record company XL Recordings not to make the album available for streaming services including Spotify, Apple Music, Deezer and Google Play.

Say you're in the mood for a power ballad and enter Guns N» Roses» «Patience» as the seed song.

It was Guzmán whose cat - and - mouse games with the pursuing military are extolled in the popular drug ballads known as narcocorridos.

«Skeletons» is an actual ballad and O demonstrates that she can do a slower song with her edge softened just as much as she can rock a demented yowl set to a dance beat.

This piano ballad plays as a mid-tempo melancholy piece about resolve, and just as you think you have this song pinned, it changes ever so slightly, and then Menomena pulls a few tricks form their hat and returns to that same church service found in «Muscle»n Flo».

With combinations of beachy folk music, blues - inspired acoustic ballads and even forays into gospel, Ben Harper has crafted a career as one of popular music's most eclectic artists.

* Any bluegrass gospel ballad that started as a negro spiritual.

Instead of «Just as I Am,» I hear a traditional Scottish ballad as I walk down the aisle.

Simon Teller's pitch - perfect rendition of the pilgrim's ballad, and the fourth track, «Poor Wayfaring Stranger,» which hints at the way Dominicans have understood their witness as a joyful sign of contradiction in a world that is passing away.

Songs range from anthems such as «Cover Me» to more pensive ballads.

The two will preserve their love young and sound, she also will have triumphed over her pains, even though she does not, as it is said in the ballad, «lie every night beside her lord.»

After all, though Kanye's early career breakout single «Jesus Walks» was a ballad to conflicted Christian faith, since then, he has been as known for outrageous statements and controversial (frequently explicit) lyrics as he has been for his music.

As Andrew Fletcher, an 18th century Scottish patriot, once boldly proclaimed, «If one were permitted to make all the ballads one need not care who should make the laws of a nation.»

Oh, hardy flower, disdained as weed, Despised for head of feathery seed, Your unsung virtues rate a ballad, Choice roots for wine, crisp leaves for salad.

The temptation is to see him as a frustrating character in a Guy Clark ballad, someone whose passions keep him grasping at failure but who, by dumb luck, succeeds.

Soon, the first tee at the TPC of Louisiana will be booming with rock anthems and the low rumble of country music ballads as some of the Tour's best golfers compete for more than $ 2 million in prize money.

Not long ago he shared a cautionary tale from the work of Chuck Brodsky, whose 2002 album The Baseball Ballads includes the story of Fred (Bonehead) Merkle, who cost the 1908 Giants a chance to win the pennant when as a base runner he failed to tag second base on what would have been a walk - off single.

Through ballads and swing from the 1940s we are transported to a hotel on the Lincolnshire coast for Trevor Nunn's first production as artistic director of the Theatre Royal Haymarket.

As an Irish folk band blared ballads through Cazenovia Park a few days ago, Byron W. Brown stood out as the rare black face in an explosion of green garAs an Irish folk band blared ballads through Cazenovia Park a few days ago, Byron W. Brown stood out as the rare black face in an explosion of green garas the rare black face in an explosion of green garb.

Because symmetry is the glue and tape that binds the pages of Stewart's admirable history, a stanza from Lewis Carroll's immortal nonsense ballad The Hunting of the Snark could serve as an epigraph for the book:

Just as FM stations embed songs in radio waves that your car stereo translates into Celine Dion's power ballads, space missions embed data (though typically not voice transmissions) that the DSN antennas convert into images and other spacecraft info.

As you breathe deeply, preparing to unleash your favorite power ballad, you're giving your lungs a workout and freeing up that throat chakra, producing many of the same results as chantinAs you breathe deeply, preparing to unleash your favorite power ballad, you're giving your lungs a workout and freeing up that throat chakra, producing many of the same results as chantinas chanting.

The show doesn't know how to make the other characters as compelling as Bonnie and Clyde, so it gives everybody a ballad in an attempt to show us their feelings.

Marty Robbins chose a fictional cantina as the scene for his love ballad because bars provide a place where emotions run high and people come together.

«Leave Me Lonely,» featuring Macy Gray, is a soulful ballad that sounded as if it were written as collaboration between Adele and Grande.

For Once In My Life — Stevie Wonder This old love song existed as a slower ballad before Stevie Wonder got his hands on it and found gold.

The kings of power ballads won out as the overall most popular band with eHarmony UK users

You probably heard the sad ballad of adultery site Ashley Madison in 2015, where more than 37 million users had their sensitive information — such as their real name, job and financial status — compromised.

On bluesy new tracks such as «Stubborn Beast» and «Moonshiner,» she conjures a sensual, serious confidence that suggests she's ready to depose Cat Power as the queen of indie teardrop ballads.

By enlisting pop wunderkind Brian «Danger Mouse» Burton as their first - ever outside producer, Parquet Courts has opened up its musical palette even more than most recent effort, 2016's ballad - laden «Human Performance.»

Dr. Dre and Rick Rubin have crafted, or at least enabled, a few too many of the power - ballad slow jams that Eminem has grown increasingly fond of, alongside several guitar - driven anthems that come on as subtle as Jock Jams.

The movie is a surprisingly touching, low - key ballad of middle - aged male regret disguised as a kiddie comedy replete with poop and fart jokes and soccer balls launched at Popper's crotch.

Hailed as the prime successor to Garth Brooks in the new millennium — both for his rousing, Southern - fried honky tonk tunes and his laid - back countrypolitan ballads — country and western performer Tim McGraw shot to fame on the basis of his sophomore recording, the 1994 Curb release Not a Moment Too Soon, which sold over five million copies and heralded the arrival of a major new superstar.

The Wrap reports that Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly, who have played Step Brothers as well as teammates and rivals (Talladega Nights: The Ballad of Ricky Bobby), will star together in the comedy Devil's Night.

No less a figure than Frank Sinatra once proclaimed singer Vic Damone as possessing the «best pipes in the business,» which he parlayed into a popular recording career in the late 1940s and 1950s with such hits as «You're Breaking My Heart,» «Again» and «My Heart Cries for You,» among many other lush romantic ballads.

This is the relatively slight premise of «The Ballad of Lefty Brown,» a solid Western with great work from Bill Pullman in the titular role as a man who finds himself untethered but with renewed focus when he loses his best friend.

Of the (relatively) few documentaries this year, perhaps the best was Marie Losier «s «The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye,» which followed performance artist (and Throbbing Gristle founder) Genesis P - Orridge and his late wife as they they prepare to undergo surgery to essentially become carbon copy xeroxes of each other or, «pandrogynes.»

As the Backstreet Boys» hit ballad «I Want It That Way» serendipitously comes on over the radio, Richie improvises a joyously silly (and snack - abetted) striptease for his audience of one, while the rest of the boys cheerlead from the parking lot.

Attuned to the formalism inherent in Japanese life — the rules of school, playground and workplace; the frequency of group singing and parades; the use of communal and folk song as receptacle of social values and agent of social pressure — Ballad of Narayama simply takes these elements familiar from his earlier films and pushes them to their aesthetic limit.

As the addled cowboy, Ehrenreich enlivens every scene in which he appears, in particular with his rendition of the cheesily marvelous ballad «Lazy Ol' Moon.»

Ezra Edelman, known for directing this summer's O.J.: Made in America has been set to direct The Ballad of Richard Jewell as his first - ever narrative feature.