stewball造句

• "Stewball " and " Wildfire ."
• Toward the end of the race, Stewball tragically falls.
• His father believes that Stewball will win a race, so he puts all his money and assets into this venture.
• In the summer of 1975, the folk singer Joan Baez dedicated a version of the song " Stewball " to Ruffian.
• Aufray's song is very different in that it features Stewball not winning his race and dying due to an injury.
• The U . S . release includes an exclusive bonus track, " Stewball ", a folk song about a racehorse.
• American versions were sung and adapted by slaves in the Southern United States, and have Stewball racing in California, Texas, and Kentucky.
• The Canadian version was similar, except that " Stewball " and the single " Look Through Any Window " ( which appeared on the US album " Hear!
• A French song called " Stewball " ( or also known as " Il s'appelait Stewball " ) was recorded by Hugues Aufray in 1966, becoming one of Aufray's biggest hits.
• A French song called " Stewball " ( or also known as " Il s'appelait Stewball " ) was recorded by Hugues Aufray in 1966, becoming one of Aufray's biggest hits.
• A notable recording is by American folk legend Woody Guthrie, who included an English and an American interpretation ( both entitled " Stewball " ) on tape, and recorded in Volume 4 of Lomax.
• The verses of the song are closest in structure to the 1963 rendition ( titled " Stewball " ) by Peter, Paul and Mary, itself based on the classical version recorded during the early 1940s by folk singer Woody Guthrie.
• To fill in the US album, the new recordings " Running Through the Night " ( the UK B-side of " I Can't Let Go " ) and " A Taste of Honey " plus the 1963 track " Mr . Moonlight " were included, while the cover songs " Stewball ", " Sweet Little Sixteen " and " I Am a Rock " plus the original " I've Got a Way of My Own " were omitted.