Sentence examples for brilliant tune from inspiring English sources

Even if she only plays a fraction of her library of hits, it will be a silky-smooth parade of tune after brilliant tune.

Then I remembered Joni Mitchell's tart response when someone described her brilliant tune "River" as being used way too often on holiday CDs that wanted to be cool.

If judged by the ratio of brilliant tunes to filler (95%/5%), quite possibly.

"Even while they were trying to destroy the crap side of Irish folk, they still had brilliant lyrics, brilliant tunes, and a love of music," McDonagh said.

They also wisely handed out soundtrack CDs to critics, insuring that brilliant tunes like "Heorot," "Hrothgar," and "Beowulf Arrives" would be stuck in their heads for the duration of 2009.

"They just wrote brilliant tunes.

It's certainly fun for a few minutes, not least because it has a brilliant chip tune version of Meat Is Murder as the background music – it's all bleepy and sad.

The live performances are electrifying, all jagged elbows and brilliant pop tunes, with the band suitably assisted not by drugs and booze, but by a neatly organised display of treatments for colds, incontinence and light grazes.

"When I went to bed I wrote this brilliant three-part tune entirely in my head, but I was too tired to get up and now I can't remember any of it.

Neither is it a surprise that with a brilliant batch of tunes, such as Chromes On It and Bells up their sleeve, the band's current UK tour is earning them praise and fans in heaps.

In this brilliant jazz-flavored show tune, which Ms. Mayes turns into a comic showstopper, she is a New York real estate agent whose lunch-hour sexual interludes with a building superintendent keep her in state of gleeful joy.