Sentence examples for hit covers from inspiring English sources

Its central concern is rather our heroine's, and Pearson's, onetime adolescent love object, David Cassidy: the 1970s pop star most memorable for singing the song from which the book's title is taken, as well as his hit covers of "Cherish" and "How Can I Be Sure"; starring on "The Partridge Family" with Susan Dey; and wearing his light brown hair in long, swooping wings.

Despite numerous hit covers of that song over several decades (Beach Boys, Charlie Pride and the big 1964 Johnny Rivers cut), he wasted no time in exhorting me to get a real job regardless of how bright I thought my future as a songwriter was going to be.

These labels included rhythm-and-blues pioneers such as Jubilee and Atlantic as well as newcomers such as Roulette and its associated labels Gone, End, and Gee, whose original version of "Why Do Fools Fall in Love?" by Frankie Lymon and the Teenagers outsold hit covers by Gale Storm, the Diamonds, and Gloria Mann.

In fact, the Pacific, which can be anything but peaceful when its truly terrifying storms hit, covers more space than all the land area of the Earth combined.

The high school singing dramedy, well known for its massive hit covers of already huge pop songs, released its first original song on Friday, premiering "Loser Like Me" on Ryan Seacrest's radio show.

Results of the BLAST search with sRNA trancripts against sequence databases with an E-value cut-off 7e-15 and the requirement that the hit covers at least 70% of the query are shown.

Another elderly pop hit covered by a presently fashionable artist to soundtrack an advertisement for a department store.

The Talking Heads' second album, "More Songs About Buildings and Food," included a hit cover of "Take Me to the River".

It wasn't so much the first record, with the hit cover of "Hard to Handle," or even the "Southern Harmony and Musical Companion," which counter-programmed grunge and Guns N... Roses back in 1992.

It preceded the multi-platinum success of the 1990 album I Do Not Want What I Haven't Got, featuring a hit cover of the Prince song Nothing Compares 2 U.

Last's definition of "voodoo music" seems to have encompassed both Santana and Mamy Blue, a French novelty hit covered by rock's legendary king of gris-gris Roger Whittaker.