Sentence examples for soaring tune from inspiring English sources

To wrap this one up Echo and the Bunnymen remind us in this positive, optimistic, soaring tune heavy with brass and strings that Nothing Lasts Forever.

There's soul too, in "I Used to Have it All" a beautiful, soaring tune which shone a spotlight on the singer after he performed it on Later... with Jools Holland in April 2011.

Garland may be great when left alone with a top-line orchestra and a soaring tune like "The Man That Got Away," but the film career charted for Vicki Lester in the rest of the movie gets dreadful.

As the writer of hits like "Macarthur Park" and "Wichita Lineman," Jimmy Webb is a patriarch of lachrymose, existential pop epics with soaring tunes.

Composed nearly 30 years later, in 1935 and 1936, it finds Rachmaninoff still recognizably himself but avoiding the obvious gesture, the chugging rhythms, the soaring tunes in favor of a terser, more questioning idiom.

At least the former's soaring tunes and the latter's sincere approach make unearthing this DVD worthwhile.

Guests gather on deck and a sail is unfurled as the soaring Vangelis tune "1492: Conquest of Paradise" plays over the loudspeakers.

We've got the exclusive stream of the entire set, which kicks off with his first new track, "Sooner or Later," a soaring house tune that features Australian vocalist Kaelyn Behr (an accomplished songwriter who's penned songs for Wiley, The Aston Shuffle, and Tommy Trash).

Mahler seized on the Wagner for its heady mix of stately march music, industrious counterpoint, soaring chorale tunes and good-humored busyness.

Unfortunately, in departing from traditional crossover fare -- songs by the Gershwins, Rodgers and Hart, Lerner and Loewe, and the like -- Ms. Jo has generally settled for soaring, superficial tunes.

In short, he's a fascinating character but none of these things are the real reason as to why Wolf should be a globe-straddling pop star – fact is, he has a knack of writing huge, soaring pop tunes.