Sentence examples for of various songs from inspiring English sources

The desperate residents call upon the Beatles to save the day, and they do so to the tune of various songs, including "When I'm Sixty-Four," "Nowhere Man," and "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds".

The desperate residents call upon the Beatles to save the day, and they do so to the tune of various songs, including "When I'm Sixty-Four," "Nowhere Man," and "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds". The film's absurdist humour and lyrical allusions keep it in line with the band's previous cinematic productions.

A drummer who worked for years as a sound engineer, Murphy has an uncanny ability to hear sonic detail, and that enables him to isolate the most notable parts of various songs — Robert Fripp's guitar sound on David Bowie's "Heroes," the opening sting of Gang of Four's "Not Great Men" — and then edit, enhance, and assemble those pieces into an easily felt, comprehensible new arrangement.

Additionally, he brings in a lot of newness and unique dimension to recreate timeless classics by producing cover versions of various songs using emerging instrumentation and arrangements.

Several clips are shown of various songs from past episodes, but Bart and Homer are not convinced.

Some of his work is challenging in that the structure and essence of various songs are not easily revealed, but instead they reside somewhat concealed beneath the surface.

One of the pleasant exceptions is an older track, "The Sea Rhythm", which is artfully reconstructed using looped on-stage recordings of various song elements.

Gershwin, aged twenty-five and the author of various song hits, from "Swanee" to "Tee-Oodle-Um-Bum-Bo," was suddenly a serious composer and the most famous "jazzbo" in the country—a combination that made him a figure of intensely focussed expectation.

Gershwin, aged twenty-five and the author of various song hits, from "Swanee" to "Tee-Oodle-Um-Bum-Bo," was suddenly a serious composer and the most famous "jazzbo" in the country — a combination that made him a figure of intensely focussed expectation.

Later the Neo-Confucian teachings of various Song philosophers including the Cheng brothers, Zhu Xi, and Lu Xiangshan, were introduced to Japan beginning in the thirteenth century, by Zen monks who had traveled to China for advanced study of Chan teachings there.

Although he felt that the use of samples on various songs "displays an attitude to plagiarism that Noel Gallagher would consider cavalier" and that "no one could claim Laundry Service was a groundbreaking work of art," he concluded that "its ramshackle production and imponderable lyrics are striking and unique.