Sentence examples for some melody from inspiring English sources

"A fellow wants to hear some melody once in a while," he says.

There was a little melody and then aggressive free play, and then some melody again; sometimes it was like rotating the dial between stations on a radio.

As I surveyed our table of plenty, gathered, in a sense, from all corners of the world, Dr. Nabhan's adventures with food wove through my day like some melody I couldn't get out of my head.

SLIPKNOT -- Iowa's prophets of adolescent inner turmoil, Slipknot, try to expand their music beyond growling and crunching on "Vol. 3 (The Subliminal Verses)" (Roadrunner), the inevitable attempt every thrashing band makes to add some melody.

He wanted to hear some melody.

As you are writing, some melody may come to you.

You sit in the audience and you start to hear some melodies and some fragments of melodies, and yet nobody is playing them".

Spx could do with some melodies as memorable as the music-making behind them.

And the violins played with pride in their strength, good tone and cohesion, giving some melodies a distinctive shape by delaying -- and thereby emphasizing -- strong beats.

"And it wasn't 100% right for me so I wrote some different chords and changed some melodies and gave it a little bit of dark undertone to it.

Through Saturday, Paul Blackman and the 78th Street Theater Lab, at 236 West 78th Street in Manhattan, are presenting "Just as If: Life and Cabaret From the Paradise Ghetto Theresienstadt," a show about the camp's cabaret, with lyrics and some melodies by inmates, original music and musical direction by Sergei Dreznin and additional music by Gerhard Bronner.