Sentence examples for song fun from inspiring English sources

"Drunkenness is rare," he wrote, "and if so, it rarely manifests itself in a boisterous or belligerent manner, but more frequently takes the shape of song, fun, and a general pleasurable feeling of warmth, energy, and self-command, and hence those horned crimes that sometimes shock us in the United States are rarely heard of here".

USA Today called the song fun dance music and creatively motivated.

According to Jozen Cummings from PopMatters, the lyrics and Carey's vocal switch make the song "fun and comedic".

Phillip Mottaz of The Tripwire believed that the song "has everything that makes a song fun and effective", and felt that it is a "testament to honest production and emotional quality".

Neil McCormick of The Daily Telegraph called the song "fun" and its bridge "effective," also noting that, "it ends with 'ooh ooh's cheekily reminiscent of Sympathy for the Devil".

Nick Levine of Digital Spy said the song complimented Burke's "sass and all-around performance skill" rather than a ballad would, and called the song "fun", pulling off a "minor pop miracle- turning a cameo by Flo Rida into a good thing".

The book resembles a standard-issue rock doc, but the music-making is fiery and the songs fun (1 30).

"Look out Hollywood, here I come," is the refrain in one of the album's most resonant songs, "Fun Times in Babylon".

Entertainment Weekly, though it gave the show a B- grade, called the songs "fun and functional" and said the direction moved the plot along "effortlessly".

Listen to people like, Avril Lavigne, Kelly Clarkson, or other people that make jealous, mad, or sometimes sad songs fun.

You sometimes sing a song for fun or play a simple melody on a piano or other musical instrument.