Sentence examples for hit tune from inspiring English sources

Wrote the hit tune Watermelon Man for his debut album, Takin' Off.

My guess is that Wagner knew he had a hit tune here and could not help milking it.

The opera's hit tune is "L'amerò, sarò costante" ("I shall love her, I shall be faithful"), Aminta's promise to embrace Tamiri.

* So many amateur remixed versions of a hit tune are circulating on the Net that it's worth $5 to you to buy an authenticated official version.

But he was in fine, strong voice, and his aria "Quando le sere al placido" (this opera's one "greatest hit" tune), was the highlight of the evening.

In this story of rag amuffin)s to riches, Dury swaps the love of one good woman for that of another (Naomie Harris), finds a co-writer (Chas Jankel, played by Tom Hughes) who can knock out a hit tune, and becomes a star.

She writes and sings hit tunes.

To prove the point, his niece Laura Benito, 23, hummed hit tunes off the Abraxas album from 1970.

The show has featured Teletubbies dancing to Nigerian hit tunes such as D'Banj's Oliver Twist and has also won fans in the UK.

At moments he borrows from and embellishes on previous Haydn hit tunes, and deep within his pleasing instrumental accompaniments is the dark, sliding chromatic movement that makes late Haydn so ambivalent.

By writing theatre music rather than hit tunes, Porter and his collegues promoted a mass-market business into an art of such appeal that it became the music of a nation.