Sentence examples for bad tune from inspiring English sources

Or is it just a cheesy salacious front cover for a pretty bad tune called "Action is Tight" that features a cover of Jesus Christ Superstar on the flip?

Nick Southall of Stylus Magazine said that "Madonna vamps it up (literally – her appearance here is not Sapphic but vampiric, the wizened old crone bleeding another period of forced longevity into her career like a cruenating corpse leaking plasma backwards) on 'Me Against The Music', but can't make it a bad tune".

They're not bad tunes but won't detonate a dancefloor either.

"We drink too much prosecco, dance to bad tunes from the 90s and gossip about Justin Bieber, Kanye West and people we were at school with".

BH: That's a bad tune--bad meaning good.

About a Pillsbury slogan, "Nothin' says lovin' like somethin' from the oven," he intones: "Sounds like a bad line from a lascivious soul tune about muffins".

Not that the communists had a monopoly on musical tub-thumping – the fascists knew the power of a good (or rather, a bad...) tune.

This isn't even that bad a tune but good Christ I wish it wasn't called Emoticons.

This should push the bad "sticky" tune out of your head.

Yet, it doesn't quite hold the same holiday magic as heading to the biggest mall in town and getting overwhelmed by bright lights, bad Christmas tunes, and insane checkout lineups.

If you are bad at tuning by ear, you may use an electric tuner.