LINNELL Meaning in Tagalog - translations and usage examples

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Examples of using Linnell in English and their translations into Tagalog

Can't Keep Johnny Down" was written by John Linnell.
Ang" Can't Keep Johnny Down" ay isinulat ni John Linnell.

Linnell and Flansburgh call the effect of the saw"spooky".[5].
Tinatawag ng Linnell at Flansburgh ang epekto ng sawing" spooky".[ 2].

Official They Might Be Giants site John Linnell- Article on This Might Be A Wiki John Linnell on IMDb.
Opisyal ng They Might Be Giants site John Linnell- Artikulo sa This Might Be A Wiki.

John Linnell and John Flansburgh are not featured in the music video.[8].
Sina John Linnell at John Flansburgh ay hindi itinampok sa music video.[ 1].

The album contained lyrics that relied heavily on puns and word play, which Linnell appreciated.
Ang album ay naglalaman ng mga lyrics na lubos na nakasalig sa mga puns at pag-play ng salita, na pinahahalagahan ni Linnell.

Flansburgh and Linnell in 2012 performing a dual Lincoln and Flood show.
Ang Flansburgh at Linnell noong 2012 ay nagsasagawa ng dalwang Lincoln at palabas sa Baha.

However, Langer and Winstanley emphatically rejected this change, which Linnell credits as saving the song.[1].
Gayunman, sina Langer at Winstanley ay mariing tinanggihan ang pagbabagong ito, na kinikilala ni Linnell bilang pag-save ng kanta.[ 1].

Linnell performing with They Might Be Giants in Fort Lauderdale on March 12, 2008.
Si Linnell na gumaganap kasama ng They Might Be Giants sa Fort Lauderdale noong Marso 12, 2008.

During TMBG's early years, Flansburgh and Linnell frequently performed as a duo, often accompanied by a drum machine.
Sa mga unang taon ng TMBG, ang Flansburgh at Linnell ay madalas na gumanap bilang isang duo, na madalas na sinamahan ng isang drum machine.

John Linnell- songwriting, vocals, keyboards John Flansburgh- songwriting, guitar, backing vocals.
John Linnell- pagsusulat ng kanta, vocal, keyboard John Flansburgh- pagsulat ng kanta, gitara, pag-back ng vocal.

Flansburgh co-founded They Might Be Giants, with longtime friend John Linnell, in 1982 while a student at Pratt Institute.
Itinatag si Flansburgh ng They Might Be Giants, kasama ang matagal nang kaibigan na si John Linnell, noong 1982 habang ang isang mag-aaral sa Pratt Institute.

Early on, Linnell frequently contributed humorous spoken-word pieces to the program.
Maaga, madalas na nag-ambag si Linnell ng nakakatawang nagsasalita-salita na mga piraso sa programa.

The song, or at least part of it, is set against the backdrop of the 1964 New York World's Fair, which John Linnell attended as a child.
Ang kanta, o hindi bababa sa bahagi nito, ay nakatakda laban sa backdrop ng 1964 New York World's Fair, na dinaluhan ni John Linnell bilang isang bata.

According to John Linnell, the song's disjointed lyrics recount a warped memory of the 1960s.
Ayon kay John Linnell, ang hindi matalim na lyrics ng kanta ay nagsasalaysay ng isang warped memory ng 1960.

They Might Be Giants(often abbreviated as TMBG) is an American alternative rock band formed in 1982 by John Flansburgh and John Linnell.
Ang They Might Be Giants( madalas na pinaikling bilang TMBG) ay isang Amerikanong alternatibong bandang na nabuo noong 1982 nina John Flansburgh at John Linnell.

John Linnell adapted the lyric after attending a reading by the American poet Hal Sirowitz.
Inakma ni John Linnell ang liriko matapos na dumalo sa isang pagbabasa ng makatang Amerikanong makatang si Hal Sirowitz.

The song's music and chorus were written by John Linnell; John Flansburgh wrote the verses.[1] Linnell used a Casio MT-100 to play the music.
Ang musika ng kanta at koro ay isinulat ni John Linnell; Isinulat ni John Flansburgh ang mga taludtod.[ 1] Gumamit si Linnell ng isang Casio MT-100 upang i-play ang musika.

Linnell states that these references were inspired by the intense heat during the album's recording in the summer of 1989.[4].
Sinasabi ni Linnell na ang mga sanggunian na ito ay inspirasyon ng matinding init sa pag-record ng album sa tag-init ng 1989.[ 1].

In a People magazine online poll-"The Most Beautiful People of 1998"- John Linnell finished ninth(with 4,189 votes, eight ahead of Sarah Michelle Gellar, and 1,038 behind Madonna).
Sa isang magazine sa online na magazine ng People-" The Most Beautiful People of 1998"- natapos ni John Linnell ang ika-siyam( na may 4, 189 na boto, walong nauna kay Sarah Michelle Gellar, at 1, 038 sa likod ng Madonna).

Later, the John Linnell toy is placed in a model airplane that is launched across the street before curving back and landing on the driveway.
Nang maglaon, ang laruang John Linnell ay inilalagay sa isang modelo ng eroplano na inilunsad sa buong kalye bago lumubog at bumalik sa biyahe.

A music video was produced for the single, directed by Adam Bernstein.[6] It premiered on MTV's 120 Minutes in February, 1992.[7] The video features John Linnell and John Flansburgh among various space-themed sculptures and fully suited astronauts at the Sepulveda Dam.
Ang isang music video ay ginawa para sa nag-iisang, na pinangungunahan ni Adam Bernstein.[ 1] Ito ay pinangunahan sa MTV's 120 Minutes noong Pebrero, 1992.[ 2] Nagtatampok ang video na sina John Linnell at John Flansburgh sa iba't ibang mga eskultura na may temang espasyo at ganap na naaangkop sa mga astronaut sa Sepulveda Dam.

As part of the appearance, Linnell and Flansburgh performed"Birdhouse in Your Soul" with Doc Severinsen and the Tonight Show Band.
Bilang bahagi ng hitsura, ginanap nina Linnell at Flansburgh ang" Birdhouse in Your Soul" kasama sina Doc Severinsen at ang Tonight Show Band.

Linnell studied English for a semester at the University of Massachusetts Amherst before dropping out to pursue a career in music.[7].
Pinag-aralan ni Linnell ang Ingles para sa isang semester sa University of Massachusetts Amherst bago bumaba upang magpatuloy sa isang karera sa musika.[ 1].

During production, Linnell created a demo using a more standard pop drum beat with the snare drum only on the backbeats.
Sa panahon ng produksiyon, nilikha ni Linnell ang isang demo gamit ang isang mas karaniwang pamantayang pop drum na may snare drum lamang sa mga backbeats.

John Linnell is married and has one son, Henry,[3] who appeared as a performer on They Might Be Giants' children's albums Here Come the ABCs and Here Come the 123s.
John Linnell ay kasal at may isang anak na lalaki, Henry,[ 1] na lumitaw bilang performer sa mga ito Might Be bata Giants 'album Here Come the ABCs at Here Come the 123s.

Prior to writing the song, Linnell and Hill were not familiar with Polk's presidency- they chose Polk at random from a list of presidents.
Bago isulat ang kanta, sina Linnell at Hill ay hindi pamilyar sa pagkapangulo ni Polk- pinili nila ang Polk nang random mula sa isang listahan ng mga pangulo.

Since 1994, Linnell has done some solo work: in that year he released the State Songs EP, which he expanded to a full-length album in 1999.
Mula noong 1994, si Linnell ay nakagawa ng ilang solo na gawain: sa taong iyon ay inilabas niya ang State Songs EP, na pinalawak niya sa isang buong haba ng album noong 1999.

Linnell provided the singing voice for the Other Father character in the 2009 film Coraline, for which They Might Be Giants wrote the"Other Father Song", included on the film's soundtrack.[14].
Ibinigay ni Linnell ang tinig ng pag-awit para sa karakter ng Iba pang Ama sa 2009 na film na Coraline, kung saan isinulat nila ang The Might Be Giants na" Iba pang Awit ng Ama," na kasama sa soundtrack ng pelikula.[ 1].

John Linnell and John Flansburgh also took advantage of new equipment and recording techniques, including unconventional, home-recorded samples, which were programmed through Casio FZ-1 synthesizers.
Sinamantala din nina John Linnell at John Flansburgh ang mga bagong kagamitan at mga diskarte sa pagrekord, kabilang ang hindi kinaugalian, mga naitala na mga sample sa bahay, na na-program sa pamamagitan ng Casio FZ-1 synthesizer.

In high school, Linnell played with a band called The Baggs.[5] Prior to finding success in the alternative rock scene, Linnell was also involved with The Mundanes, a Rhode Island-based new wave band.
Sa high school, naglaro si Linnell sa isang banda na tinatawag na The Baggs.[ 1] Bago ang paghahanap ng tagumpay sa eksena ng alternative rock, kasangkot din si Linnell sa The Mundanes, isang Rhode Island-based new wave band.