Sentence examples for songs with which from inspiring English sources

Even the religious songs, with which the recital opened, shimmered with ambiguity.

It also gave them the kind of songs with which to fill sizeable venues.

Consider the messages of songs with which they are already familiar.

At last came the triumphal "I Write the Songs," with which the audience sang along waving green light sticks.

The three songs with which he is most identified all belonged to the score of the 1944 MGM musical "Meet Me in St . Louis.

There was an edge in her tone in the John Dowland songs with which she started, while Hugo Wolf proved something of a testing ground; Verborgenheit and Im Frühling revealed suspect intonation when singing softly.

The title is the refrain of an old pop song with which the narrator becomes obsessed.

It was there on "Ordinary People," his first hit and the song with which he began his encore.

Ms. Guillot's hits included "La Gloria Eres Tu," "Tu Me Acostumbraste" and the song with which she was most closely identified, "Miénteme".

The Alabama Three, the band to which Nick Reynolds belongs, played The Carnival Is Over, the old Seekers' song with which Biggs had ended his autobiography, Odd Man Out.

Are You Going With Me has since become something of an anthem, a song with which he'll often end his shows.