Sentence examples for beloved theme from inspiring English sources
He's also a ludicrously eclectic musician who has collaborated with Iggy Pop, fronted a synth-pop band (the extraordinary Yellow Magic Orchestra), and released albums of jazzy, sentimental piano tunes (among them the beloved theme to the film "Merry Christmas, Mr. Lawrence," starring David Bowie, in which Sakamoto also acted).
The opening melody is arguably the most beloved theme song in news, becoming particularly iconic during Jon Stewart's turn as host of the program from 1999 to 2015.
Comedian John Crist captured the experience in a hilarious video in which he plays a dad going through a day at the beloved theme park.
Las Vegas-based video editor Robert Jones brings us this delightful bit of nostalgia, set to the beloved theme song of "Happy Days" and splattered with a lot of Tarantino style a la "Pulp Fiction".
All this and more filled the 1964 calendar against the Zeitgeist-altering backdrop of the Vietnam War, the space race and -- cue the beloved theme song -- the debut of Gilligan's Island.
Dagestanis can tell ethnic jokes for hours, returning to beloved themes like the muscle-bound denseness of the Avars, the naked commercialism of the Dargins, the bookish pusillanimity of the Lezgins, the slyness of Lakhs and so on.
Cakes from Star Wars, Star Trek, and other sci-fi flicks are not unusual, as are cakes from beloved themes such as manga, anime, Hello Kitty, and anything that takes the fancy of the bride and groom.
One of the first notes composer Ramin Djawadi ever received from "Game of Thrones" showrunners David Benioff and Dan Weiss concerned the now-beloved theme song.
The pair returns for the latest, and most ambitious, iteration of their beloved chopstick theme to date, this time incorporating their eleven-year-old daughter Song ErRui into the fold.
And with good reason: Pennypacker is a Beverly Cleary-caliber girl-whisperer; she can weave a yarn both funny and touching, with all the beloved, timeworn themes at the ready: friendship, family, loyalty, loss and independence.
It's a book about that theme beloved by writers of jacket-flap copy everywhere, "self-discovery".
