The stars sing odes not just to milk but also to their mothers, who presumably obliged them to drink it when they were children.
Drivers populate street corners at all hours of the day, lovingly washing V8 bumpers with buckets of soap, as they sing odes to their metallic companions.In this section It isn't over yet A mixed bag A haven for malcontents Better than the one before?
But unfortunately the other passengers are never as keen to board your love train to another dimension where happiness is free and animals sing odes to the summer.
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Will Bones ever desist from singing "Ode to Billie Joe," over and over?
These were the same Olympics, I was later reminded, at which the adorable little girl singing "Ode to the Motherland" at the opening ceremony was lip-syncing to the voice of another little girl who had been deemed insufficiently adorable for the television cameras.
Last November, there were 850 children who played and sang "Ode to Joy" together.
Back in the 19th century, ethnic Pashtuns fighting in Britain's colonial army sang odes talking of their longing for young boys.
After the show, guests were ushered into a glittering disco ball hall and treated to performances by Nicki Minaj and Prince (Prince!), who sang odes to the Italian fashion house and its signora before finishing the set with an epic "Purple Rain" singalong.
Ritual sequence is composed of specific "actions," including verbal actions (e.g., singing odes and reading prayers) and non-verbal actions (e.g., waving lamps and walking around statues).
