Sentence examples for a lovely track from inspiring English sources

Fred Zero Quatro, leader of the band Mundo Livre S/A, contributes a lovely track, "Ligia," as good as anything he has done with his band; his pleading voice, unspooling irregularly over rhythm, complements a slow, percolating beat, with nylon-string acoustic guitar, Hammond organ and snippets of backward-running samples threading through the background.

So I spent another legendary musical performance distraught, singing alone to "Creep" while intermittently chatting with an adorable boy next to me who spoke in an accent I could hardly understand, aside from, "What a lovely track, yeah?" And a lovely track it was, but I felt so fucking alienated from it all.

Experienced together — and this is the first time this has been possible since the drawings were dispersed after the death of Vedder's daughter — these pictures feel like a long, lovely tracking shot, the kind of memento tourists bring back in their video cameras today.

Faced with an opening act that could have unsettled other leaders - a lost toss on a lovely batting track, untroubled blue skies up above - he passed his own Lord's examination in some style.

It's been 17 years since Mercury Rev recorded Deserter's Songs, the album that began with that lovely track, Holes, sung by Jonathan Donahue in his high, dreamy register.

Standout closer Panic Tree is one of the most unusually lovely tracks Goodwin has been involved with: frustration and paranoia delivered via steel drums and what sounds like a Victorian music box.

At myspace.com/ glasssser are several lovely tracks – despite waxing lyrical about her voice, my current favourite is the instrumental "Helloa", made with what seem to be toy instruments.

Last Friday saw the release of Fishing's latest single "Pleasure Dome," a lovely, soft dance track that sort of makes us think of floating in an infinity pool with giant sunglasses on.

The loveliest track here, Summer Rain, is seemingly a trademark dewy, nostalgic love song, but reveals a subtle environmental message.

None of which is to suggest it isn't good: the tunes are uniformly fantastic and the arrangements are charming - particularly on the title track, a lovely confection of pizzicato strings with a melody just shy of Randy Newman's Simon Smith and His Amazing Dancing Bear.

The Melody Maker called the track a "lovely song, a real scarf-waver", although the magazine expressed disappointment that "Fire in My Heart" did not see the band "howling at the moon in their more deep-throated manner".