Sentence examples for song shot from inspiring English sources
"Deliverance" hit theaters in 1972, and "Dueling Banjos," the rollicking duet that was the film's signature song, shot to No. 2 on Billboard's pop singles chart.
When that song shot to No. 1 on the music charts, fans from around the world, seeking news about the band, found the Fredonia site.
This summer, with Braun's encouragement, Bieber made a video of himself and some teen celebrity pals prancing around to the song, which was leaked to YouTube; the song shot to No. 1 on the U.S. singles charts, and has spawned hundreds of other YouTube tributes.
But after its warm-up show, at the Echoplex on Friday night, YouTube videos of almost every song — shot from almost every imaginable angle — quickly spread around the Internet, along with set lists, quick-take reviews and debates about song titles.
Having the role as Coldplay's first release to crack the top five, the song shot to number four on the UK Singles Chart and placed Coldplay in public consciousness.
She built anticipation on Twitter, released a gorgeous video, and appeared at all the right events; the song shot to #1 on the iTunes charts and debuted at #10 on the Billboard Hot 100, a career high for a single debut.
He also remarked that the song "Who Shot Ya?" was written before Shakur was shot and thus, was not about him.
Mr Giuliani, subject of the song Who Shot Rudy? by Screwball, is an opera fan.
And, Bianca Jagger insists, Billy Joel's song "Big Shot" is not based on a bad date with her.
We reversed the song and shot the video backward, so we transcribed this abstract gibberish, and they had to learn it.
Bad Burger, a restaurant that now occupies the building, played the Beasties' song "Sure Shot" through an open window, as a woman in thick black patent-leather shoes stopped to reflect.
