Sentence examples for relevant songs from inspiring English sources

Just suggest as many relevant songs as you can, and repeat all the above.

Here Frere-Jones talks with Matt Dellinger about the loss of miscegenation in American music, with clips of relevant songs.

Inspired by the popularity of "Broadway: The American Musical," Decca Broadway has issued a six-CD series of historically and socially relevant songs from Broadway musicals.

Just like in Pandora, you create your custom radio stations by picking a few favorite artists and get an endless playlist of relevant songs.

Just as paid search ads that get clicked on more often are cheaper to the advertiser because they are more relevant, songs which resonate more with their targeted audience should get more promoted plays.

Among these algorithms, CLR was the most effective in ranking the emotions according to relevance to a given song, while RAk EL was very competitive in providing a bipartition of the labels into relevant and irrelevant for a given song, as well as retrieving relevant songs given an emotion.

But it's a relevant song nevertheless.

The title track of the first batch of songs is "probably the most relevant song in terms of what was going to happen", she says of "Invisible Empire", the album opener that features lines such as: "I wanna burn this house, I know I want to jump into the fire…" For reasons both legal and respectful, Tunstall can't talk in much detail of the circumstances surrounding her divorce.

Ivana, 30, professor of literature: I don't think there would be a relevant song, maybe the sea?

Competition is fierce and whichever musician can remix the most relevant song the soonest will rise to the top of Hypem's charts, scooping up much needed klout.

Due to the transient effect of the playback on spectro-temporal parameters, when comparing reactive singing to spontaneous singing in the following section, we therefore consider only the first song a subject produced after the start of the playback that contained the relevant song element (averaging values for all test playbacks that a subject was responding to).