Sentence examples for a drinking song from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Lister's family said he himself did not drink, he decided to record a drinking song in 1951, two years before Williams's death, and Williams gave him a demo of a song he had written called "There's a Tear in My Beer".

It's a drinking song.

A drinking song, perfect for a Texas honky-tonk.

What sounds and reads initially like a drinking song, but with more sinister undertones.

Arthur A. Hodge, 14, of Pottsville, Pa., placed third, missing "trinklied," a drinking song.

"I've even heard that Russian students turned it into a drinking song called Vodka I Do".

R. Hesketh: A drinking-song to be repeated by one swallowing drink endlessly when drunk (anag. less k in bis + I).

In 1967 Dave scored a solo success with "Death of a Clown," a memorable drinking song.

Still, "The Sorcerer" packs ample charms, including a felicitous score, a Verdian drinking song turned to teetotal ends, and at least one chorus that has reached the periphery of pop culture.

He got a record deal the next year, and had success with his début single, "Unwound," a brisk drinking song built on a long-winded complaint: "That woman that I had wrapped around my finger just come unwound".

48 "You madcapps of England that merry will make," a lusty drinking song that indicates a political shift after 1640.