Sentence examples for chains of love from inspiring English sources

They definitely put on a tight, satisfying show that outshines their fine full-length debut, which boasts tunes like the title track "Pickin' Up The Pieces" and "Breakin' The Chains Of Love".

Josh Ritter - "The Curse" Lady Antebellum - "Need You Know" Darren Criss and Glee - "Teenage Dream" Cee-Lo Green - "F You" MGMT - "Brian Eno Duran Durann - "Blame The Machines" Fitz and the Tantrums - "Breakin' The Chains Of Love" Mavis Staples - "You Are Not Alone" Laurie Anderson - "Another Day In America".

Josh Ritter - "The Curse" Lady Antebellum - "Need You Know" Darren Criss and Glee - "Teenage Dream" Cee-Lo Green - "F You" Duran Duran - "Blame The Machines" Fitz and the Tantrums - "Breakin' The Chains Of Love" Mavis Staples - "You Are Not Alone" Laurie Anderson - "Another Day In America" I've heard advances or streaming of all these albums (or the vast majority of the tracks on the albums).

They sounded best in a one-two punch: "Chains of Love," followed by "Love to Hate You".

Those he sang were well worth rediscovering: bitter, observant tales of betrayed love like "I Won't Be Your Fool," "Chains of Love" and one he recorded 48 years ago and has just released on a 45-r.p.m. disc: "I Won't Come Crawling Back to You" (Norton).

In 1951 he made a top-selling rhythm-and-blues record, "Chains of Love," and followed it with "Sweet 16," "Honey, Hush," "Shake, Rattle and Roll," and "Flip, Flop and Fly," which were rerecorded by young white musicians, notably Bill Haley, using expurgated lyrics.

For all its debt to Soderbergh, the play reminds me of the great Viennese dramatist Arthur Schnitzler in its portrayal of the daisy-chain of love and lust.

"This extensive trail of emails reads like a yearslong chain of love letters between soul mates," said Ken Cook, the president of the Environmental Working Group.

The episodic narrative reveals a daisy chain of love entanglements and moves in reverse chronological order: in other words it's "La Ronde" meets "Betrayal".

It's owned by a young Brazilian named Augusto Costa Filho, whose father runs a chain of love hotels in São Paulo, and his partner, Fabiana.

In 1947, Mr. Van Walls moved to New York and started recording (along with the cream of Atlantic Records' studio bands, the foundation of the label), making major contributions to sessions, including co-writing "Chain of Love" for Joe Turner.