Sentence examples for contributed love from inspiring English sources

The New Yorker, March 6 , 1926P. 7 No one would have contributed "Love 'Em and Leave 'Em" to efforts of Dr. Guthrie.

Leiber and Stoller, the writers of "Hound Dog," contributed "Love Me".

The group contributed "Ordinary Love," the first new song in three years, to the "Mandela" soundtrack and has already scored an Oscar nomination and a Golden Globe.

It is very unlikely that you will get people to contribute for "love" alone, even if they do have a passion for the project.

Nonetheless, I'm still contributing and love it.

Singer seems to deny this, saying, "Appraisal contributes to love directly, and not merely as a causal factor" (1994, p. 141).

But in spelling out what he means here by "contributing to love directly," he seems to say only that in order to bestow value and so come to value the beloved's "desires and ideals" for their own sake, we must first know what these desires and ideals are; this is a matter for appraisal.

Winchester also contributes guileless love songs ("Don't Be Shy"), wry exhortations of his insistence on engaging with life ("Never Forget to Boogie") and melancholy odes to the most civilized of partings ("Ghosts), all sung in that liquid and smokey honeysuckle voice revealing his upbringing in Louisiana, Mississippi and Tennessee.

Some relationship experts start out by moderating or contributing to love advice forums on the Internet.

She recently edited and contributed to "For Love and Money: Care Provision in the United States".

Since I have never lived outside Alberta, Canada, I owe much of my worldview to the Guardian Weekly, which has probably also contributed to my love of travelling.