Sentence examples for modern charts from inspiring English sources

Modern charts need to take in more than radio to measure a song's popularity, he said, and Billboard has plans to go further, folding data from YouTube and Vevo into its charts as well.

If the reason the traffic patterns were not followed was the pilot was not provided adequate and modern charts by the owner, then the owner might be deemed responsible for the accident".

If it was Gillis Land, it was the first sighting of the island for 200 years (Gillis Land no longer appears on modern charts).

But modern chart hits such as these have become an obstacle course for any parent.

If a modern chart is to reflect both of those properly, then streaming must be a part of it.

Brown's songs were in person what they are on record a spirited mix of retro ingredients (ska-inflected pop, power ballads, eighties rock, even swing) and modern chart-toppers (she covered Drake's "Best I Ever Had").

All-star talking heads such as (no pun intended) David Byrne, Questlove, as well as Lee himself and the Jackson family explain why it was the album that changed Jackson's career and created the blueprint for modern chart music.

Déjà Vu has, in fact, taken something of a critical mauling, though much of the disparagement seems to revolve around the fact he's less reinventing the wheel once again - quite an unrealistic expectation for a septuagenarian - and more sidling up to the sound of modern chart dance considered beneath him.

The consequences of Albers' rebellion are the subject of an important new exhibition at Tate Modern, charting one woman's triumph over societal constraints.

Those taking part were certainly still stars (nobody could claim names like Elton John or Celine Dion aren't some of the biggest in the music business), but they weren't modern chart-toppers.

My dad will absorb one modern chart song every two to three years and continually sing the chorus for that duration.