A genre of popular music originating in the 1950s; a blend of black rhythm-and-blues with white country-and-western.
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Examples for "rocks"
Examples for "rocks"
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The moon glides up in the north; the rocks cast gigantic shadows.
2
For simplicity's sake I'll use just three categories: trees, rocks, and water.
3
Their drink was the rain-water remaining in the excavations in the rocks.
4
Its rocks contain fossil remains spanning three hundred and ten million years.
5
The following are the principal rocks which I noticed in the country.
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He said: ''My business is with Isengard tonight, with rock and stone.''
2
Four Icelanders and an American asked the question: Can rock climbing help?
3
The government plans to control the state before hitting rock-bottom, he said.
4
However, local climbers have long felt the area's dearth of quality rock.
5
There is a rock rising from a great turquoise sea of sand.
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In short, they are a power duo without peer in rock today.
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Another problem: not much of a rock shoe can actually be stretched.
8
It needs to work, because Kendrick's serve looks rock-hard at the moment.
9
The precipice grew in the darkness; the vertical rock had no ending.
10
Free Solo, a new film about rock climber Alex Honnold, is different.
11
Can't hear you, fellah.... Too much rock 'n' roll, way back when.
12
Progressive rock is a term that's been used widely for 50 years.
13
He wanted the rock 'n' roll foolishness to end, that's for sure.
14
The Speaker then placed the phial in the cavity of the rock.
15
About going to the great rock and the great roll, I mean.
16
At the base of the rock shelf, something glinted in the sunlight.
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