Sentence examples for musical need from inspiring English sources

(Jonathan Hammond's sly, appealing performance as several different waiters is a godsend.) A musical need not, by definition, focus on a lovable soul.

Now the remaining nuns — 19 of them, though only 5 appear in the musical — need to raise cash to inter the last four bodies, which are being kept in a freezer that health department inspectors are scheduled to visit soon.

At such moments one can notice that in Kabuki dance music, as in Western classical music, there are three kinds of musical needs.

I loved his poetry, but it didn't fit my musical needs.

If ever a musical needed a particular leading player, this one is it.

But the Coltrane albums are motivated by musical needs that didn't stem from existing aesthetic fashion.

But she lacks the quirkiness and irresistible watch-me egotism that a big, heroine-worshiping musical needs at its center.

"Sweet Smell" received mixed reviews, and its resulting sales only rarely topped the six-figure daily box office receipts a Broadway musical needs to survive.

I adore Gavroche, the plucky little urchin – every musical needs a plucky little urchin – and used to entertain dreams of playing him myself one day.

Scott Porter, principal program manager for Xbox Music, said many music fans today relied on a variety of services like those, along with more traditional sellers of songs like iTunes, to satisfy all their musical needs.

"A musical needs a great big protagonist with a great big want — a hope or goal that is so overwhelming that the protagonist is moved to sing about it," Mr. Lechner said.