Sentence examples for song bombs from inspiring English sources

Jennifer Capriati reached the semifinals in the Nasdaq-100 Open yesterday in Key Biscayne, Fla., although she chose not to warm up as she did Monday to the 1999 rap song "Bombs Over Baghdad" by OutKast.

John McCain recently broke into song, intoning "bomb-bomb-bomb bomb-bomb Iran" to the tune of a Beach Boys song.Alongside the work of the think-tanks and the warnings and ditties of the politicians comes a drumbeat of alarming newspaper articles.

John McCain's improv song "Bomb Iran" was recut to make him look like a dangerous loon.

"Remember that old Beach Boys song 'Bomb Iran?' " Mr. McCain asked and burst out with the first three notes of "Barbara Ann," with slightly different words.

Over three performances of dial-testing, no single song bombed, but parts of songs and scenes caused consistent dips in the fever line; Mr. Davenport said those moments would be assessed by the creative team and perhaps be changed.

He would later admit that the "fake thug" he compared to Gusto, the character played by Chris Rock in the NWA/gangsta-rap parody movie CB4, was Notorious BIG; but Tupac thought it was about him, and fired off an attack in the song Bomb First.

The follow-up to "Hit 'Em Up" was the song "Bomb First (My Second Reply)".

Alex: Microsoft paid its employees, and a camera crew, to go song-bomb an Apple store Drew: Those poor kids don't even know how awful it is Drew: song-bomb is now a thing Drew: who should we song-bomb.

He had mentioned both the Spanish poet and Granada in his 1979 song Spanish Bombs on the London Calling album.

As for "The Star-Spangled Banner," the machinery of state violence has too often been used against black people for a song about bombs and rockets to hold much appeal.

So I guess for now, this song of bombs and rockets that sings the praises of the most recognizable symbol of freedom and bravery in the world will have to suffice, since it never mentions God.