Sentence examples for song spread from inspiring English sources

The song spread across the country and the Arab world.

As the song spread through the Union ranks, these abolitionists regarded its popularity as portending the incorporation of Brown's antislavery zeal into the North's war effort, which would ultimately culminate in the emancipation of the slaves.

With its tinny keyboard line and chanted chorus, the song spread like wildfire through 2015, narrowing the already slim distance between US dance battles and UK playgrounds, where this kind of pop is greedily consumed.

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The song spreads Alex's soulful croon over a dubstep-lite chorus (it was produced by Switch and Diplo).

"The real money to be made on YouTube, as far as I've seen, is when your song spreads among YouTube cover artists," says Frank. "Jenn Bostic's song Jealous of the Angels [published by DigSin] has been covered in more than 400 UGC videos online and we're collecting from most of those.

Garland says it's also not clear why the song spreads in one direction only.

Mr. Casablancas's new songs spread beyond the Strokes' self-imposed limitations, as if moving on from punk to new wave.

Their study, published online Thursday in Current Biology, found that each year, songs spread from one group to another, moving east from Australia to French Polynesia.

Their hit songs, spread largely by word of mouth along the Muhammadan wedding and convention circuit, include "M-U-S-L-I-M," "I Only Fear Allah," and "Drug Free".

The poet's songs spread their legacy ever further through the community and into the future; in that way, Pindar argued, poems were superior to the other popular medium of praise, the statue, which transmitted its message only to those who could see it.