Sentence examples for adapted lyrics from inspiring English sources
Lee Breuer's original lyrics and Bob Telson's music and adapted lyrics are well done, sometimes exceptionally.
Some of the adapted lyrics included: "Welcome to lovely Hotel Osama, such a lovely place, such a lovely place.
In the adapted lyrics, she promises: They'll think you've become a monk Though they've seen your junk Now you'll play a different show.
His adapted lyrics read: "It's the remix to ignition.
Marley adapted lyrics to in his song, "War:".
A number of songs are sung during home games, such as "Yellow Submarine" (with adapted lyrics) and songs relating to the old Manor Ground.
Among the political attendees is Rep. Don Beyer (D-Va)., whose daughter Clara Beyer created the viral @FeministTSwift Twitter account, which adapts lyrics of the singer-songwriter into feminist quips.
In 1989, he adapted the lyrics for the 20th anniversary of "Monday Night Football" on ABC.
Bernie Taupin adapted his lyrics and Elton performed what would become the biggest-selling single of all-time on the day of the funeral, and never again.
— Stephanie Lukasik, 25 CHELSEA In recent weeks, on the road to the final, Chelsea fans adapted the lyrics of their classic chants to brag about going to Germany, by replacing "Wembley" (where the F.A. Cup final is held) with "Germany".
One man adapted the lyrics to a folk song to directly address his shipmates: "You're the one who must decide who's to live and who's to die/ You're the one who gives your body as a weapon of the war – and without you all this killing can't go on".
