Sentence examples for restricting song from inspiring English sources
Young female starlings raised with only peers and adult male tutors neither established close social bonds with males, nor did they copy their songs, restricting song sharing to peers that were equally inexperienced birds [22].
Mick Jagger, the group's lead singer, acknowledged as much in a news conference the day before with a comment meant to address two of the most delicate issues surrounding the event, the heavily foreign audience and the restricted song list.
EMI, which releases music by artists like Norah Jones and Coldplay, first struck a deal with iTunes in which songs without copy protection (and with better audio quality) would be sold at a higher price — $1.29 instead of the usual 99 cents for the restricted songs.
For the moment, imeem has an advantage over News Corp. social-networking giant MySpace, where Universal has restricted its song and video clips to 90 seconds, citing the absence of a licensing deal.
"I'm restricted to songs I can get enough volume on to be heard, so my throat is under significant strain.
Rhapsody will restrict full-song previews to 25 a month, and the company also announced that users of Verizon's V Cast service can listen to songs from Rhapsody through their cellphones.
There are a lot of great reasons to restrict some songs from the road trip soundtrack.
In eastern populations of song sparrows, low levels of whole song sharing restrict opportunities for matching of entire song types.
Europe has far tighter laws restricting the copying of songs, even in digital form.
The goal was to stop the spread of music file-sharing, but restricting the number of songs noncommercial radio can play by an artist in a given time period reduces the positive effect exposure can have on establishing the artist.
JamLegend monetizes these songs by restricting how many you can upload at a time — if you'd like to store more than a handful at once, you have to sign up for a premium subscription.
