Sentence examples for song for instance from inspiring English sources

This Time is easily the best England song, for instance.

The first song, for instance, included the words "jumbuck," "billabong," "swagman," and "tucker bag," none of which were ever explained.

What song, for instance, did you play in the Wimbledon dressing room before sending the Crazy Gang into action?

Ms. Ringwald oversells the show's title song, for instance, annotating every line with hyper emotional inflections, vocal and facial.

Starting a song, for instance, with "She was a catch, we were a match, I was the match that would fire up her snatch".

A crow's song, for instance, typically consists of between one and six notes, all within a narrow range of length and pitch; these rules alone, Pope said, "disqualify most other vocalizations".

There were no songs, for instance, from wildly popular artists like Adele, Ariana Grande, Justin Timberlake or Rihanna.

Guide Wretch, you put a lot of your own experiences into your songs – for instance, growing up on the Tiverton estate in Tottenham, where you witnessed stabbings and were involved in some shady dealings.

Mr. Winterbottom's recent movies -- the arty hard-core "9 Songs," for instance, and the wrenching refugee drama "In This World" -- have trampled the boundary between artifice and documentary, and this one continues in the same vein.

In her discussion of the 12-poem sequence "Supernatural Songs," for instance, Vendler notes that the sequence ends with a Shakespearean sonnet that seems at odds with the more primitive forms that precede it.

And when he sings his biggest and best songs — for instance, "Looks Like We Made It," that triumphant ode to romantic failure (which was, sadly, absent from Tuesday's concert) — he collapses the distance between sublime and ridiculous.