Sentence examples for song designed from inspiring English sources
It's a song designed to capture the giddy rapture of thwarted desire.
As a teenager, Ryan, with the help of a few influential Washingtonians, authored "The American Presidents," a song designed to help children remember the occupants of the Oval Office.
This is obviously a deeply unlikely subject on which to base a song designed to get people punching the air, but Silent Key weaves a weirdly compelling fantasy out of the theory that the Challenger's crew survived the initial breakup of the spacecraft.
Just imagine the horror of latest industry darling Mika - a skinny, Freddie-Mercury obsessive of Argentinian extraction - on discovering that his symphonic-pop nugget Grace Kelly had been dislodged from the top slot by a song designed to echo around the nation's Tandooris until Doomsday.
"It's not like a songbird's song, designed to attract a female and repel other males.
Now, if there was ever a song designed to leaven the schmaltz then this is it: a poem to a loved one being serenaded with cheap jewellery and trips to McDonald's.
If it is jazz, it's closer in spirit to jazz from a hundred years ago: accomplished and energetic music parcelled out in short songs designed for dancing.
The music that Hypnotic Brass Ensemble plays might best be described as highly composed instrumental hip-hop: accomplished, energetic songs designed for dancing.
They have been replaced by playlists of individual songs designed to be shared with friends.In books this has already happened for encyclopedias.
He created two songs designed to be agitating like a heavy-metal song and two designed to be calming like a ballad, using the standard structures of human music but utilizing the rising or falling pitches and durations of sounds in the monkey calls.
Alongside her official positions, Karimova released pop songs, designed jewellery and headed a charitable fund, and she was seen as a possible successor to her 75-year-old father until a spectacular fall from power in recent months.
