Sentence examples for song battle from inspiring English sources

At Brown University, where his career had been undistinguished, Howe befriended another passionate do-gooder, Horace Mann, and throughout his life traveled with a glittering crowd that included Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Ralph Waldo Emerson and the woman Howe eventually married, Julia Ward Howe, a writer, suffragist and author of the song "Battle Hymn of the Republic".

Later in May, there's the nightingale - part 1 & part 2 (and we hear how our wildlife sound recordist Chris Watson captured the song battle of two competing males), as well as the song thrush, grey heron, garganey and spotted crake to name but a few.

The fifth song, "Battle for the Future," was inspired by Occupy Wall Street.

Since then several other Australian artist songs have also reached higher sales than "Angels Brought Me Here", including Sebastian's own song "Battle Scars" which has been certified 9× platinum.

On the eve of the 1985 summer solstice, Thatcher's government sent an army of riot police to intercept party-goers, which – in an event enshrined into crusty lore by the Levellers song, "Battle of the Beanfield" – quickly turned into one of the largest acts of organised police brutality this country has ever seen.

On the eve of the 1985 summer solstice, Thatcher's government sent an army of riot police to intercept party-goers, which in an event enshrined into crusty lore by the Levellers song, "Battle of the Beanfield"—quickly turned into one of the largest acts of organized police brutality this country has ever seen.

A Jason Derulo song battles for aural supremacy with the perpetual clank of the slot machines.

Because while Bridge's character, Bad Blake – a country star past his sell-by date who throws his guts up between songs – battles his demons in the time-honoured Hollywood style, it is Burnett's songs that offer him an angelic counterpoint.

Examples are magic-themed songs, jungle-themed songs, cave-themed songs, horror-themed songs, battle-themed songs, and of course the guitar ballads.

Adapting the Civil War song "Battle Cry of Freedom," the union members sang "We're Coming, Colorado" — The union forever, hurrah, boys, hurrah!

There's a song called Battle Axe off the self-titled record.