Sentence examples for song planned from inspiring English sources

Barbara Ann Teer, founder and chief executive of the National Black Theater, said she was glad that "Harlem Song" planned to share its proceeds with the neighborhood's established cultural institutions.

Lydon would later claim that "God Save the Queen," the belligerently sardonic song planned as the band's second single, had been the final straw: "[Matlock] couldn't handle those kinds of lyrics.

These images are obscured by distorted purple text comprising the names of songs planned for the record that were provided to Works Associates during the sleeve design process.

In 2015, with the wind at my back, I repackaged and launched my first album from 1973 via CD and download and am about to start a series of live House Concerts with the recording of new songs planned for fall.

There's gotta be some guy writing the songs, planning the career, pulling the strings, etc.

This song, "Plans," is a nice and honest pop song it'll thaw your frigid winter bones a bit.

Apple, as well as artists, producers and directors involved in the song plan to donate their proceeds to environmental organization Friends of the Earth U.S. and the United Nations Foundation. .

When you introduce a new song, plan on including it in multiple worship services so that people will have more opportunity to get used to it.

A performance of the song is planned for the celebration on Thursday of the 60th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

That Chloe instinctively knows that name and the song Simon planned to sing to the child, without Adele having ever told her either detail, would suggest that either Simon has mentioned it to her, or there's something weird afoot.

The New York record label argues the song was planned to be release the same day as pre-orders for the soundtrack – which comes out on Friday along with the movie – were to become available and the leak destroyed their rollout plans, costing them significant funds.