Sentence examples for soaring song from inspiring English sources

Both husband and wife deliver separate encomiums, Matilda in soaring song, to the beauty within their existence, despite its privation.

When she gave voice to a mixture of all of these, in that soaring song about the thrill of discovery, "I Could Have Danced All Night," you instantly knew just what this excitable little flower girl was singing about.

With this one soaring song, Snake may have kicked off a Mr. Hudson revival, or at least planted the seed for one.

Of the Doctor Who pieces, Dessau singled out soloist Melanie Pappenheim for her performance of Doomsday describing it as "haunting" and that it "hoisted the emotional level to a peak unsurpassed even when the team saved Earth, accompanied by the soaring Song Of Freedom".

These men are gorgeous harmonizers, their soaring songs syncopated by synchronized stamping dances and punctuated by thrilling calls, and it's easy to be lulled into blissful reverie by their music before you realize that they are singing about disease and warfare.

Romance happens, and soaring songs (and one wedding roof-raiser) are sung and danced, but the milquetoast-spitfire routine is replaced none too soon by the film's second-act twist on meeting the parents when the two end up at the old fortress where Viren's estranged father (Om Puri), a professional kidnapper, lives.

The quartet played flashes from the Rolling Stones ("Miss You" and "It's Only Rock and Roll [But I Like It]") and Leonard Cohen ("Anthem") as synapses between the soaring songs of their thirty-year repertoire.

Sometimes, they do both in the same song: "Closer, the Ballad of Burt and Linda" is a soaring love song about Burton Pugach, the New York lawyer who spent fourteen years in prison for hiring thugs to throw lye in the face of his girlfriend and future wife, Linda Riss.

In Fractus V, that point comes at the beginning and end of the work, where all the cast join together in a soaring polyphonic song.

To pump himself up for tense negotiations with the City Council, Joseph J. Lhota listened to the soaring theme song to the film "Top Gun," and, afterward, relaxed to the soothing tones of Gregorian chants.

Even their soundtracks aligned: Graham's campaign played "Sympathy for the Devil" by the Rolling Stones, followed by a soaring opera song — a playlist similar to the one at Trump's arena rallies.