Sentence examples for more lyrics from inspiring English sources

"It's faster, more lyrics, more things to talk about, a better groove, something to jump to".

There are more lyrics but they are all exactly the same.

Then followed more lyrics, and fine ones, such as "To the Maiden in the East," and another nature essay, remarkably felicitous, "A Winter Walk".

Ms. Comden and Mr. Green quickly began writing more lyrics and books for Broadway musicals, but their first two efforts were not well received.

Although Drozd is "better now than ever," the group didn't discard his darker work: instead, they expanded this material with more lyrics and new arrangements.

Oedipus, the program director at the modern rock station WBCN in Boston, said he often ended up discarding a label's radio version of a single and re-editing the song at the station to allow more lyrics through.

Frank Bidart stepped away from narrative poems to a more lyric tone in Watching the Spring Festival.

Don Ramiro strikes him as "more heroic and more lyric" than Almaviva.

Is there anything more lyric: to be in the water, surrounded by water?

In early 18th-century cantatas, notably those of J.S. Bach, the cavatina was a short, epigrammatic piece sometimes sung between the speech-like recitative and the more lyric arioso.

Wisely, Ms. Mattila intends to return now and then to the more lyric roles from her repertory to maintain lightness and flexibility in her singing.