Sentence examples for songs linked to from inspiring English sources

The singer-keyboardist Willie Tee and five friends will follow at 2 30 p.m. with jazz and rhythm-and-blues songs linked to Mardi Gras.

Doug Jacobson, a computer security expert and professor at Iowa State University, testified that Toder's theory that someone else used a wireless router to download the songs linked to Thomas was far-fetched.

There is even a song linked to the campaign by the Saudi-born singer Shams, entitled It's Our Right to Drive.

I feel this song links to the UOMD trilogy by Michelle Hodkin as both the trilogy and the song are underlined with desperation and a dumbfounding weight of emotion; the feeling of not being able to escape a fate bigger and badder than you could have ever imagined and realizing that it doesn't matter how hard you try to hide your feelings or issues, that they'll always find you in the end.

It also provides SoundCloud embeds so you can hear songs, links to YouTube and Spotify, and even notes about where a song's samples come from.

(The homepage had more details, while Google search results weren't as useful with their big Knowledge Graph-powered card about the singer, lists of songs, links to Wikipedia and more).

The songs are linked to Spanish traditional poetry, to Spanish and Mexican dances, and to early country music.

Pressed on 12-inch vinyl in an edition of 500, it has little on its red cover except a list of 74 songs, each linked to a Manhattan record shop.

Almost every one of those songs is linked to a picture of the artist and a music sample.

It wasn't because the song was linked to specific memories either – it's a new song.

The song was linked to ANC President Jacob Zuma's campaign to become party leader.