Sentence examples for contained lines from inspiring English sources
Why would it be so responsive to a letter that contained lines like, "One of the most troubling scenes occurred at the introduction of the program when a Muslim police officer stated, I really am American.
The song, which contained lines like "I dribble when I nibble," was considered to be in such bad taste that, despite Dury's own disability, it was banned from radio play.
M*A*S*H - which was one of the first features to use overlapping sound, which was the first studio feature to use the word fuck, which contained lines such as, "Nurse, get your tits out of my face", and which, apart from its stars Elliott Gould and Donald Sutherland, involved many actors never seen before - shocked the Fox executives, who immediately predicted disaster.
Rick Sklar later dismissed a song called "Jolly Green Giant" (on the ground that it sounded like a disguised commercial for canned vegetables), a song called "Twine Time" (on the ground that its lyrics contained lines that were in questionable taste), and a song called "Letter from Vietnam" (on the ground that it was just plain terrible).
It contained lines like "Hey, baby, what's your hurry/Relax and don't you worry/We're gonna fall in love," along with a friskily modulated melody that always seems on the verge of charging forward before making another seductive stop along the way.
The advert, which warned of possible social conflict, contained lines such as "Hong Kongers have had enough!" and "This city is dying, you know?".
And now, his candidacy speech, which contained line after line of racist and derogatory remarks about Mexican immigrants, is finally coming back to haunt not him, but the U.S. soccer players he hopes to one day represent.
A poem called "5-Star" contains lines about being mistaken for someone else in a luxury hotel.
He's carrying a plastic bag full of balloons, hats and cards containing lines of dialogue in gobbledegook.
Its title track contains lines like "No one in the world loves me/ I'm headed for danger, don't trust strangers".
Their song Smoke Detector contains lines about a girl "on the dance floor... not wearin' a bra", along with barely veiled metaphors for sex acts.
