Sentence examples for this very song from inspiring English sources

Past/present/future. "Song" refers both to the remembered performance of voice and accordion and to this very song, incorporating his father's objections now as its moral accompaniment: "Where your cleverness can't reach, / there are victims in the world without a defender".

My colleague Josh Baines has in fact written an essay on this very song, in which he described it as "The cheekiest of the cheeky chappy's cheeky back catalogue".

I was practically screaming, "DON'T EVER EVEN THINK ABOUT GIVING ME A BLOWJOB!" In this very song, homeboy says, and I quote: "is it special when you're lonely / will you spend your whole life / in a studio apartment / with a cat for a wife?" Jesus Christ, man.

"There he was, this incredible man, playing a wild version of that very song.

"I'm a victim of the very song I sing".

I do know that the album will be filled stories of my upbringing in Ohio, and will include this very special song about my mom.

This very adaptable song, also prominently featured in Broadway's current Roundabout Theater version of "The Boys from Syracuse," (new book by Nicky Silver), was composed for the obscure "Present Arms"' of 1928.

(About the baggage that has become attached to "Stand By Your Man," a song whose values Wynette belied in much of her life, Mr. McDonough asks of his readers, "Don't let it define the meaning of this very unusual song").

I wanted to do it in the Namib desert because I think the sheer age of the desert is so incredible and works so well with this very "current" song.

They went into their completely over-the-top slamming version of this very famous song that I'd somehow never heard before.

This very simple song is acquired by precise imitation from an adult neighboring male [39].