Sentence examples for heavyweight songs from inspiring English sources

To watch the singer KT Sullivan and her pianist and vocal partner, Larry Woodard, perform the music of Harold Arlen is to discover how a light touch applied to heavyweight songs (like "Stormy Weather," "Over the Rainbow" and "Last Night When We Were Young," to name three) can open them up in a way that a more conventionally stentorian approach rarely does.

Fans of dystopian thrillers might do a double-take as her song Heavyweight appeared on the soundtrack of last year's film, Shank.

The Undisputed Heavyweight Songwriters of modern song.

And if there is a theme song for the heavyweight division these days, it is the Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive," because survival is the only thing that matters.

In the middle of the song, the former heavyweight champion strolled to the front of the stage wearing a white suit and stood next to Harris.

His songs range in tone from "The Heavyweight Champ," an intricately boppish charger, to "Miss Myriam," a melancholy ode in waltz time.

Because he has great charm and a light heart (and knows about the American convention of the pie-in-the-face) we are likewise spared the heavyweight facticity of, say, Harold Bloom or the intricate songs and sorrows of Susan Sontag.

As heavyweights go, they are well ahead of "Bruce Springsteen: Songs," which went on sale yesterday.

World heavyweight champion Wladimir Klitschko has performed his own song for opponent Bryant Jennings ahead of their Saturday fight.

Former Ultimate Fighting Championship light heavyweight champion Chuck Thee Iceman' Lidell used Ice's song Too Cold for his entrance to the ring.

British boxer Tyson Fury celebrated his shock victory against Ukraine's Wladimir Klitschko to win the world heavyweight title with an impromptu rendition of an Aerosmith song.