Sentence examples for song cuts from inspiring English sources
During the week, each band writes a song, cuts a demo CD and performs in a final concert for friends and family.
The song cuts across generations as it starts with a childish concern — fear of the dark — and then offers a kind of adult relief two-thirds of the way through, with an uplifting orchestral break.
It works well because the song cuts loose, giving space to Brent's pedantry and anxiety as he and his traveller belle clarify a point about the price of heather just as they're about to have sex.
The song cuts across generations as it starts with a childish concern fear of the dark and then offers a kind of adult relief two-thirds of the way through, with an uplifting orchestral break.
The song cuts off, the gruesome image is swept away, and we are cast into a dark night in the lonesome city to trace the roots of this and other urban traumas.
When the song cuts in, that's the funniest part.
In Pavement's closing song, "Cut Your Hair," Mr. Malkmus yelped, "Career, career, career".
Best rock song: Cut Me Some Slack - Dave Grohl, Paul McCartney, Krist Novoselic & Pat Smear.
Rock song: Cut Me Some Slack, Paul McCartney, Dave Grohl, Krist Novoselic and Pat Smear.
Mr. Sondheim writes about things he wishes he'd done differently, about his various collaborations, about why a lyric was changed, a song cut, a scene revamped.
His original label, Fantasy records, sued Fogerty for recycling his earlier Creedence hit Run Through the Jungle for this song, cut in his later solo career.
