Sentence examples for a medley of two from inspiring English sources

— finds Mr. Wayne and the cast heating up the temperature once again with a medley of two of Sylvester's powerhouse thumping hits, "Dance (Disco Heat)" and the song that gives the show its title.

But "Murder to Excellence," a medley of two songs pointlessly taped together, takes on the topic and sounds like a clumsy campfire singalong (thank producer Swizz Beatz, who fails not once but twice on the same album) complete with a set of free-floating murder statistics that never get tied to a story.

At this year's Grammy Awards, the rapper Kendrick Lamar shuffled onstage in shackles, steering a chain gang of young black men, and burst into a medley of two songs from his most recent album, "To Pimp a Butterfly," itself an extraordinary indictment of institutional asperities.

As one of its encores, the band performed a medley of two songs: Badfinger's "Without You," popularized in 1971 by Harry Nilsson, and John Lennon's "Mind Games".

Make them do an medley of two stylistically unrelated songs.

In a medley of three songs from "Sweeney Todd," each written for a different man, Ms. Buckley sang each in character.

Instead Mr. Weinstein, joined by the pianist Tedd Firth and the bassist Tom Hubbard, played a medley of three Irving Berlin tunes: "Cheek to Cheek," "Slumming on Park Avenue" and "Russian Lullaby".

Tonight, Gartside's quartet try out new material (a medley of six song fragments, working from squelchy synthpop to limpid folk to funk-rock) and also perform several Scritti songs that have never been heard live before.

Performing a medley of three songs from that Kander and Ebb score, he played down any suggestions of sexual ambiguity to play it as straight as the songs allowed.

A medley of four battle themes (the looping score that plays out behind fight scenes in each of the games) ends with a victory fanfare and the choir (who we'd forgotten were standing there, present and erect) punch the air in unison with a shout.

Side two contains a medley of nine songs that has subsequently been covered by other notable artists.