Sentence examples for cited songs from inspiring English sources

Angela Perelli, the vice president for operations at KYSR (98.7 FM) in Los Angeles, said the station was not playing any of the listed songs and had previously pulled a couple of the cited songs, "Jumper" by Third Eye Blind and "Fly" by Sugar Ray, on its own accord.

Frequently citing songs and quoting lyrics, she establishes how the assertively homey style of Ms. King (who was a pregnant bride at 17 ½ and a chart-topping songwriter not long after) and Ms. Mitchell's "traveling, traveling, traveling," for instance, were both ways to establish strong public personas.

In Guide 3 51, Maimonides cites Song of Songs 5 2 in the course of his discussion of the patriarchs and Moses.

Critics were mostly positive concerning the visual and aural elements of the game; G4's Abbie Heppe considered it a preferable package to the newly remastered albums, citing song-specific animations as a strong feature.

In his consumer guide for MSN Music, critic Robert Christgau cited the songs "Trading Places" and "Best Thing" as "choice cuts", indicating "good song[s] on an album that isn't worth your time or money".

Robert Christgau wrote in The Village Voice that the band shows "spirit" but lacks an "identity" and cited the songs "Big Me" and "This Is a Call" as highlights.

There is a $2m reward for information on her, unprecedented for an American citizen who maintains her innocence and has become a hip-hop cause célèbre, cited in songs by everyone from Public Enemy (Rebel Without A Pause) to Common (A Song for Assata).

Other critics also cited others songs that Orbit produced for Madonna, such as "Ray of Light" (1998) and "Amazing" (2000) as influences.

Jonah Weiner of Blender magazine cited the song as the "standout" song from the album and wrote that the single "...straddles the album's up-tempo FutureSex and balladeering LoveSounds halves — one coos about puppy love over the other's stroboscopic, salivating beat, and both trade devotionals on the chorus".

Reveille Magazine's Steve McPherson called it "the best Prince song Prince never wrote" and cited the song's climb to its final chorus section as "the finest musical approximation of sexual climax since Serge Gainsbourg's 'Je T'Aime, Moi Non Plus'".

Rich Lopez of the Dallas Voice cited the song as being one of the "better" songs of Love? and was surprised it had "yet to be released as a single".