Sentence examples for song up from inspiring English sources

And during "The Gold Song" up again went the wheelchair, rolling toward the goofy sublime.

When he came out and raised his hands after the last song — UP! UP! — that spoiled the whole act.

Before long, the British troops picked the song up and it travelled to England, to be recorded by Anne Shelton.

"Putting a song up on YouTube seemed like a bit of anticlimax," said Tim Hoey, the group's guitarist and sampling maestro.

After a noontime break, the next song up was "In the Movies," an ensemble piece that captures the tension between Flatbush and Manhattan that animates the story.

Next song up and Sir Mick's voice was calling out the hallowed lyric "It's only Rock n' Roll (but I like it)".

A major exception was a lusty blues rendition of "One for My Baby (and One More for the Road)," in which she flirted with gut-busting volume, building the song up slowly to a crest, before gradually subsiding.

His video re-creates Jackson's famous red-leather style and adds gang members armed with utensils, which was sufficient to push Yankovic's song up to No. 12 on the Billboard singles chart and earn him a Grammy.

Pointing to the upper deck, Mr. Taylor began to croon, "I'll climb way up to the top of the stairs," from the Carole King song "Up on the Roof". The crowd in the last row cheered.

(An earlier version of the song by contemporaneous boyband Kenny, by contrast, takes the song up-tempo, to its detriment).

Vietnamese is a tonal language, spoken in a sing-song, up-and-down sort of way.