Sentence examples for a tune from from inspiring English sources
For example, we have a tune from the musical Ragtime and even some Andrew Lloyd Weber, who composed in a tuneful, lyrical way that is reminiscent of some of the best ballads of Tin Pan Alley.
QUICK, can you hum a tune from Handel's "Almira"?
In one, he sings a tune from "Sweeney Todd," soulfully crooning in a British accent.
When you croon, Croon a tune From the heart of Dixie.
Every literate Russian can quote Pushkin and hum a tune from Glinka.
Mr. Bermel based it on a tune from his "Messengers," a dance piece of 1998.
Fuller Pilch was particularly enamoured of his ability to produce a tune from almost any instrument.
Monkey hopes Thompson will finish with a tune from his Fairport Convention Days, Close the Door Lightly When You Go.
Mr. Harris did two song-and-dance numbers, including one that paid tribute to "Mad Men" with a tune from "Guys and Dolls".
Next came the commercial last fall featuring the rock song, a tune from the 1970s, "Raise a Little Hell," by a Canadian band, Trooper.
It's a slippery band, changing its affect quickly, within a tune, from nearly orchestral harmonic breadth to death-metal straits; the melodic-harmonic writing is serious and good.
