Sentence examples for a comprehensive song from inspiring English sources

A comprehensive song library offers abundant options for automatic play when the invitation opens (think U2's "New Year's Day" for a New Year's party).

The motivation: their memoir "Kicking and Dreaming: A Story of Heart, Soul and Rock & Roll" is just out, along with their new album "Fanatic" and a box set, "Strange Euphoria" (a Heart history with CDs, a DVD and a comprehensive song booklet).

In fact, TinySong seems to be providing more comprehensive song selection, and like Song .ly converts the song into a tiny url with the click of a button.

Even without a comprehensive selection of song downloads, Amazon's pedigree as a savvy Internet retailer provides the best hope for mounting a serious challenge to iTunes.

Ideally, a comprehensive metric of song performance would account for such trade-offs as well, so that performance could be compared across syllables or songs with different traits.

While this is by no means a comprehensive list, these songs, performances, films and fashion moments are a reminder of her indelible influence on pop culture. .

There was a comprehensive series of the songs of Frank Bridge, John Ireland and Peter Warlock; lesser-known composers deserving recognition included Dennis Browne and Robin Milford, and there were anthologies, such as the ongoing series, A Century Of English Song, published in collaboration with the Association of English Singers and Speakers.

Read tomorrow's Film & Music for a comprehensive guide to the Eurovision song contest main contenders.

It's a comprehensive catalogue of lessons and songs to play along to with your real guitar, using the microphone to "listen" to you and provide feedback.

Among his many accomplishments, Mr. Bolcom has a comprehensive knowledge of early American popular songs, which he and his wife, the chanteuse Joan Morris, perform with consummate style.

With Alfred Simon, he wrote "Songs of the American Theater" (1973) as well as another, more complete guide to musical America: first published in the 1960's by Random House, this comprehensive guide was reissued most recently in 2003 as "Encyclopedia of Theater Music: A Comprehensive Listing of More Than 4,000 Songs From Broadway and Hollywood," in print from Textbook Publishers.