Sentence examples for song make up from inspiring English sources

Instrumental versions of the song make up the opening and closing credits, and a dance band also plays the song in Robbo's speakeasy.

If you love the song, make up some dance moves to show to your friends!

Among the Eskimo, for example, the appropriate punishment for a man who steals another man's wife is to be ridiculed in a nasty song made up by the injured man.

As an interesting aside, the song makes up nearly the entire soundtrack of the film.

Radio 1's most played 30 songs make up 39% of its daytime airplay.

These and other Allen songs make up the show's score.

That Macklemore's most politicised songs make up the centrepiece of this near two-hour performance is admirable.

The jovial, husky-voiced singer pays tribute to his longtime associate Burt Bacharach, whose classic songs make up Tyrell's forthcoming release, "Back to Bacharach".

Samuel Champion, Daniel Cook, Gareth Cooper and Caroline May-Jones make up a precocious four-piece whose mix of skits and songs make up a compelling set that is gloriously daft.

Iban ceremonial songs are sung in connection with rice festivals and rituals to prevent sickness, while mourning songs make up a rich repertoire of solo and leader chorus singing.

By Steve Futterman Herbie Hancock's new album, "River: The Joni Letters" (Verve), pays tribute to a pair of musical geniuses: Joni Mitchell, whose songs make up the album's marrow, and Wayne Shorter, the extraordinary saxophonist and longtime Hancock collaborator who steals the recording.