Sentence examples for the song grows from inspiring English sources

OUR SONG "A River" starts simply, but as the characters' memories change, the song grows, yet the same simple melody still drives it, and it ultimately becomes full-on rock.

Later, as the song grows, Richards joins him and the two guitarists talk with each another through their instruments, then overlapping one another in an ecstatic bit of musicianship that has even Charlie Watts cracking a wide smile.

As the song grows in momentum, the pads grow increasingly more euphoric, before arpeggiated bleeps and bloops and a closing ripper of a synth solo show up to add some spice.

Flowers explains that the song grew out of a "big push" from his record label "for me to do an appearance on a DJ song".

"Wild thing, you make my heart sing," Mr. Presley rasped in a voice that spoke as much as sang as the song grew more suggestive: Wild thing, I think you move me But I wanna know for sure.

I feel like they were one of the best acts in the second semi-final, but that may be because the song grew on me over the last few months.

One general rule is to hold back as much as possible, to give the listener the chance to let the song grow and unfold, introducing new sonic elements, such as new instruments or sectional groupings.

As the song grew more popular, he became apologetic about his use of the N-word, which he eventually promised never to use again, and also about his name, which he felt stuck with.

But as the song grew it developed along clean lines of Western harmony, in ways that finally complimented the brain for what it knew, rather than stumping it by what it didn't understand.

The song grew out of his instrumental collection, Lachrymae, or Seaven Teares Figured in Seaven Passionate Pavans, a study of weeping from sad tears to those of joy and gladness.

The song grew out of an extended piece of verse.