Sentence examples for mean song at from inspiring English sources
We sang a rather mean song at him.
Afterwards, we counted the number of song phrases produced by each male tutor and calculated a mean song rate per unit time.
This basically means that you should start the song at a medium volume (signified by the mf mezzoforte symbol at the start), then get louder very gradually until you reach the climactic high G, which should be fairly loud (signified by the ff fortissimo symbol underneath it).
The band's founder, Ibrahim Ag Alhabib, and the musicians he gathered as Tinariwen (which means "deserts"), wrote songs at first as propaganda.
That song, at least, sounds like Ms. Lopez.
And when I talk about football songs, I don't mean whooping and hollering along to Gary Glitter songs at Giants games, I mean music explicitly about football tournaments.
"The Maori sevens team from New Zealand, Aotearoa — which means 'Long White Cloud' — sings beautiful songs at our tournaments' closing banquets," she said.
I mean, best songs, best voice.
Her boyfriend in high school was my boyfriend of two days at sleep-away camp (I was 10), which meant we danced to the slow songs at the dance.
