Sentence examples for lyric from from inspiring English sources

Is that a lyric from a Smiths song?

But wait — it's a lyric from "A Chorus Line".

("We are stardust" is a lyric from Joni Mitchell's 1969 song "Woodstock").

In the final cut of the sketch, Jones delivered a different lyric from the same song.

What, precisely, are 'Google-dirty fingers' (a howler of a lyric from 'Skin Divers')?

"It's a lyric from a song by the Incredible String Band called 'First Girl I Loved'.

A lyric from the song "Some Nights" includes the phrase "some terrible nights," not "some terrible lies".

It's not so hard to be married, as one wry lyric from Stephen Sondheim's "Company" reminds us.

A lyric from the latter track was actually the first thing that Fink wrote, and informed much of the album.

"Once again," Mr. Cheney replied (quite obviously quoting a lyric from Ice Cube's 1990 album, "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted"), "it's on".

"He thinks he'd blow our minds" is the lyric from David Bowie's Starman that usually accompanies Sanders off stage.