Sentence examples for lyric based on from inspiring English sources
The style finds its classical expression in the so-called mahākāvya ("great poem"), most akin to the epyllion ("miniature epic") art form of the Alexandrian poets (a school of Greek poets, c. 3rd 1st centuries bc); the strophic lyric (a lyric based on a rhythmic system of two or more lines repeated as a unit); and the Sanskrit theatre.
Footprints has a lyric based on that poem you see on posters about walking along a beach with God, whose footprints disappear when he carries you; there seems a very real possibility that, elsewhere among Furler's reject pile there might lurk songs called things like The Impossible We Do at Once – Miracles Take a Little Longer!!! or Sex Instructor (First Lesson Free).
Her "ha ha"'s inspired my dad to write this lyric based on "ha ha".
With lyrics based on transcripts of eyewitness accounts, it's one of eight songs Mr. Byrne has added to the show.
Moore said that he writes lyrics based on personal experiences, and that much of the album's lyrical content stems from how the September 11 attacks affected him.
He wrote the lyrics, based on his vision of a newborn lamb.
He sang us a song to which he wrote the lyrics, based on the recent Presidential election.
The History Teachers create music videos of their favorite pop songs, replacing the original lyrics with lyrics based on classic books and historical figures.
With lyrics based on the Samuel Taylor Coleridge poem Kubla Khan, it goes way beyond their previous power-trio approach with added keyboard, bass pedals and an array of orchestral percussion.
There is a suggestion of Benjamin Britten here; Dean has a comparably acute ear for words, and Amanda Holden's confidently unadorned lyrics, based on Peter Carey's first novel, Bliss, deserve the respectful attention they receive.
The second landmark production at the National was Rufus Norris's staging in the small Cottesloe Theatre of London Road by Alecky Blythe (book and lyrics) and sound-score specialist Adam Cork (music and lyrics), based on the improbable subject of the murder in 2006 of five prostitutes in the Suffolk town of Ipswich.
