Sentence examples for frequent songs from inspiring English sources
The very elements that the rest of the movie tries to weave together are reconciled in the frequent songs by Ms. Simon, which describe in a blunt, self-assured tone the feelings of jealousy, insecurity and sexual competition that can plague even the best relationships.
Although there's evidence that complex and frequent songs are more attractive, a recent idea suggests that certain notes are the key to seduction.
My most frequent songs lately are 'On the Ocean' by Guster, 'Shoot Out the Lights' by Richard and Linda Thompson, and 'Anchor' by Alejandro Escovedo".
Punctuated by Donkey's frequent song contributions – The Carpenters, Lionel Richie, The Monkees – and the Pied Piper's mesmeric flute-playing (he dances them into submission) the movie becomes a virtual echo-chamber of myth and pop culture.
"Bad" has been covered and parodied by multiple artists since its release as well as becoming a frequent song used during tributes to Jackson after his death in June 2009.
Near the end, Vedder took one of his frequent between-song asides to note that drummer Cameron, like many of his ilk, referred to the stool upon which he banged as "a throne".
Tributes to cafe life are almost as frequent in tango songs as heartfelt considerations of unrequited love.
The night spots that she frequents throb with songs by Thelma Houston, Donna Summer, and the Commodores, and the drama links this new wave of dance music to women's sexual freedom.
They settled, through frequent e-mails, on songs by Mr. Henry and Bob Dylan; they wrote a song together, though it didn't end up on "Slipstream".
In contrast, the duration of such syllables did not differ between the two contexts (spontaneous singing mean ± SD = 151.16 ± 19.19 ms, reactive singing mean ± SD = 151.32 ± 13.75 ms, paired t test: t = 0.04, df = 15, p = 0.97).> -wrap-foot> Soundensityty in overall sample and for subsets of most frequent, shared, and unshared song types in spontaneous and reactive song of skylarks (N = 16).
Expansiveness and intricacy combine in his songs, earning frequent comparisons to shrines and cathedrals.
