Sentence examples for common lyrics from inspiring English sources

In June 2014, the lawsuit was dismissed by a Federal Judge in Chicago, stating, in part, "The differences [between the songs "Juda" and "Judas"] so outweigh the purported similarities between the melodies that they cannot be said to be even remotely similar" "We agree with Defendants that the songs do not have common lyrics, the themes are different, and they do not sound at all alike musically".

Nevertheless, they have several crucial things in common: their lyrics tend to be uplifting; they lack identifiably English accents, and they avoid British slang unfamiliar to Americans.

Try to make the lyrics you type in distinct, and avoid common words such as "the," "and," "or," "but," etc.

Realizing that English was a "common global language", she included English lyrics in three songs.

In the next issue of New York Press, Mr. Stedman, 26, was named employee of the month and his new title was a derogatory term for a woman more common to rap lyrics than newspaper mastheads.

These are the most common type of lyrics.

The most common Pop Punk Lyrics are usually about Girls; you can't live with them, and can't live without them.

What are some of the common themes of the lyrics?

New Jersey state police were troubled by the choice because of lyrics in Common's 2000 recording A Song for Assata.

In a new ode to Senator Barack Obama, called "Politics," Ludacris, right, calls Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton "irrelevant" and also a nasty name common in hip-hop lyrics but not in the remarks of presidential candidates.

He concluded proceedings by explaining just how autobiographical his own lyrics are ("Common People was based on a real woman with a thirst for knowledge but sadly she had no interest whatsoever in sleeping with me").