With that kind of reach, it was hard to escape the song's catchy refrain of "Yoooooo /Crank that Soulja Boy, now watch me/Yoooooo!" In a shifting entertainment landscape where young consumers are spending more of their free time online, building a strong Internet presence is important to set the stage for a recording artist's first big hit.
"There's another philosophy, and it's advanced by decent people who see the world differently," Mr. Bush said of the Democrats, returning to a refrain of speeches that have become increasingly partisan as the national campaigns intensified late last year.
A single electoral victory of the National Workers Socialist Party, no matter by how small a margin, would result in the abolition of other political freedoms or in the termination of subsequent elections, as in the standard refrain of democracies that have committed suicide: "one person, one vote – one election".
He trailed party favorite Hillary Rodham Clinton by more than 15 points in many polls, with many women and African-Americans unfamiliar with the refrain of "Change" that led to Obama's historic ascendance to the nation's highest office.
It's a soothing maternal sound rooted in lullabies, but which now has branched into a half-forced smiling refrain -- the sort of refrain that must still ring as authentic, without betraying the natural annoyance of having to appease your child at 6 a.m.
When you're auditioning, refrain of thinking anything that's going to psyche you out or make you nervous.
"It's time to start living," or so goes the refrain of a song that only underscores the degree to which the production is dying around her.
As the common refrain of organisers is that there were no good women available to speak so Bond have started a list.
However the premier, Colin Barnett, said there would be "significantly fewer" Aboriginal communities in the future, repeating his refrain of the past six months that maintaining all the communities as they stand was not an option.
