the parting glass造句

• The album's highlight is probably " The Parting Glass ".
• Today, he manages 13 horses for 100 partners through The Parting Glass Racing Partnerships LLC.
• The group rounds out the collection with the traditional farewell, " The Parting Glass ".
• All songs were written by Gilmore except " The Parting Glass ", a traditional song she arranged.
• They also owned a pub in Massachusetts named after a song they sang " The Parting Glass ".
• In June 2014, Leith launched a one-man show at the Adelaide Cabaret Festival, titled " The Parting Glass ".
• "The Parting Glass " received positive reviews and showcased Leith as not only a musician and singer, but as a burgeoning actor.
• The closing song of the album, " Restless Farewell " takes its melody from the traditional Irish-Scots song, " The Parting Glass ".
• Will Fitzpatrick of " Irish traditional folk song " The Parting Glass " transcends its Irish roots to become a memorably eerie slab of folktronica ".
• The song Restless Farewell written by Bob Dylan and featured on The Times They Are a-Changin'from 1964 is heavily based on The Parting Glass.
• In 1999, after 19 years of touring, they recorded their first studio album " The Parting Glass " in Vern-sur-Seiche.
• Intervening IP edits and the article's tenure make it difficult to see this as a The Parting Glass 12 : 44, 10 February 2009 ( UTC)
• This was preceded by traditional Irish song " The Parting Glass " being performed by the Island of Ireland Peace Choir and succeeded by a minute's silence.
• "It's the cost of a vacation, " said Desadora, who also owns an Irish pub _ the Parting Glass _ in Saratoga Springs.
• This, she has said, is the album she's always wanted to make _ of her favorite traditional songs, some familiar ( " The Parting Glass,"
• In late spring 2007 Debra once again entered the recording studio ( Vibe56 Studios, Country Music Charts as recorded by Montgomery Gentry, and The Parting Glass, a traditional Irish song.
• The traditional waltz " The Galtee Mountain Boy " is reworked as a folk ballad, and the traditional ballad " The Parting Glass " is given a dark setting, with polyrhythm.
• Still perched atop a stool at the end of the bar more than two hours after last call, the wrenching reluctance to raise the parting glass was his as much as anyone's.
• The entire session focused on one song " Restless Farewell "  whose melody is taken from an Irish-Scots folk song, " The Parting Glass ", and it produced a master take that ultimately closed the album.
• Rennard's second album is entitled " The Parting Glass ", produced by Traditional Sound Recordings in Macclesfield, England, based on live recordings at the Bate Hall Folk Club in Macclesfield, on November 1970.