Sentence examples for songsmith from inspiring English sources
The phrase "songsmith" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who composes or writes songs, often implying a level of artistry or craftsmanship in songwriting. Example: "As a talented songsmith, she has created numerous hits that resonate with audiences around the world."
In 1984 a 25-year-old songsmith from near Salford penned "Heaven Knows I'm Miserable Now".
"We are re-enfranchising the talent," said Amit Khanna, chairman of Reliance's entertainment division and a talented Bollywood songsmith, last month.
A.P. was the group's songsmith.
Alongside sets from The Cranberries, Christy Moore and – who else? – Shane MacGowan was an exclusive date from noted Irish songsmith Robert O'Zimmerman, providing a rare chance for Dylan to play to a youngish audience of non-devotees.
Mr Hudson, the Oxford-educated songsmith who collaborated with Kanye West on his hotly-tipped album, said he chatted with Lady Gaga backstage before VV Brown asked for his number (wishful thinking?).
It seems a songsmith reaches a certain age – and either obsessed with environment, ethics, or a new-found appreciation of the finer things in life after years of slumming it on the road – bags themselves a vineyard.
During his heyday, as the lyric-writing partner to the composer Richard Rodgers, Hart was perhaps the most popular songsmith-poet in America.
The poets were certainly not artless songsmiths exclaiming in wonder over the beauties of nature, a picture that is often painted of them by sentimental critics, but their emotions were stronger and more directly expressed than in later poetry.
He is, instead, a throwback, among the last of the Tin Pan Alley songsmiths.
David McVicar directs and Vladimir Jurowski conducts the heart-warming tale of romance and songsmiths in old Nuremberg.
As Jones was collecting material from other songsmiths, Jackson wrote the hit for himself.
