Sentence examples for bits of song from inspiring English sources

In addition to these mechanical and necessary sounds the air has usually been full of bits of song, fragments of anecdote, and loud and careless laughter.

But on their first day back, the chorus was cheerful; the members reveled in front of news crews outside the school, burst into bits of song and gave interviews with the ease of Hollywood professionals.

Handily, the patchwork approach Xenomania took to producing Girls Aloud's hits probably means there are plenty of bits of song ready to go, so an album could be released as early as next Tuesday afternoon.

The material is mostly new, but the form is familiar: character monologues and bits of song, with Mr. Essmann taking on several roles, and Mr. LaChiusa playing the piano and donning the occasional wig or persona.

In the jacket pocket was a gold tape that included bits of songs from the new album.

Moby said the music for the show, which includes bits of songs by Coldplay, Radiohead, U2, the Flaming Lips, Queens of the Stone Age and David Bowie, was digitally stitched together with a computer and ProTools digital editing software.

She lampooned popular singers; made jokes about her ex-boyfriend, the pianist; and executed the trick (for an entirely Spanish-speaking but multnational audience) of singing bits of songs that were popular among Chileans, Puerto Ricans and Mexicans.

Jesse Shatkin (Chandelier) is more painstaking; he sends her his bits of songs after he's finished with them, "because I cannot sit in a room while someone's fannying about.

At about this time, Nokia, the Finnish cell-phone company, introduced "smart messaging," a protocol that allowed people to send text messages to one another over their phones, and Vesa-Matti Paananen, a Finnish computer programmer, realized that it would work equally well for transmitting bits of songs.

You have a strong dose of this type of intelligence if you enjoy creating and understanding the laws that govern our physical world, and if you find it relatively easy to comprehend maths and science The fourth is musical intelligence, how sensitive you are to the pitch and rhythm of the sounds you hear around you, and whether you enjoy arranging and rearranging bits of songs or passages of music.

Lennon ultimately disliked Abbey Road as a whole and felt that it lacked authenticity, calling McCartney's contributions "[music] for the grannies to dig" and not "real songs" and describing the medley as "junk ... just bits of songs thrown together".