Sentence examples for song wildly from inspiring English sources

With every song wildly applauded and loudly bellowed back at them, the band never let the pace up for the whole set.

His elegiac, lilting Irish accent – and his break into fervent song, wildly calling out ancient names of hamlets and villages as if they were a religious chant – is mesmerising.

As the opening overture blares through the speaker in his mother's dressing room, Mac runs to the mirror and begins conducting the song wildly as Ms. Andreas, dressed in her puffy, pink Marie Antoinette-style gown, puts her hands on his shoulders and both sing along loudly.

His songs, wildly popular in the antebellum U.S., and, remarkably, wildly popular still, gave us some of the most powerful iconography of the South: "Way down upon the Swanee River," from the song "Old Folks at Home" (1851); "My Old Kentucky Home" (1853); "I've come from Alabama with a banjo on my knee," from the song "Oh, Susanna" (1846); and on and on.

I kept thinking about the trippy, lush Smiths song "Oscillate Wildly".

He can be introspective in one song and wildly panoramic in the next.

Moving at a glacial pace, overpowering all resistance, the song wonders wildly about fact, fiction, hubris, cruelty, and the slipperiness of history.

To demonstrate, he bursts into song, gesticulating wildly.

Combined with the song's wildly popular music video and the world tour, Beck reacted believing the attention could not last, resulting in a status as a "one-hit wonder".

You can name that tune -- Bobby McFerrin's "Don't Worry Be Happy". The song was wildly popular in the 1980s, playing seemingly nonstop on the radio and MTV, and when it wasn't emanating from a nearby speaker, it seemed that everyone I knew was singing it.

In To the Teeth, DiFranco's previous release, the songs were wildly varied, with a decent number of sublime songs and quite a few bad songs.