Sentence examples for time every song from inspiring English sources

At that time, "every song was about love.

Every time the song "Tennessee" by Mindy Smith came on the radio, she started crying.

But do we want the rest of America thinking of him every time that song is played?

Unlike a songwriter, who gets royalties every time a song is performed, choreographers work for a flat fee.

Spotify pays a fraction of a cent every time a song is played, and these royalties are by far the company's largest expense.

For example, Pandora pays 0.11 cents to labels and artists every time a song is streamed on its service, a reason many broadcasters have refrained from investing in online broadcasting.

Rhapsody is betting the free model is not sustainable in the long run, since songwriters and record labels must be paid royalties every time a song is played, Mr. Parness said.

Performances will be available on Google Play Music after the show, with Google Play donating to War Child and The Brit Trust every time a song is streamed or downloaded.

The blockchain might even sort out the payments of those royalties: supporters of the technology foresee a world where every time a song is sold or streamed, the royalties are divided up and paid immediately.

The resulting legal and corporate disputes about new digital formats such as MP3 and services such as Napster reflected both new commercial opportunities (musical rights holders had visions of making money every time a song was downloaded) and fears (that their songs would be exchanged without any money changing hands at all).

But a roomful of lawyers, many of whom represent artists worried about Spotify's royalty structure — paying fractions of pennies every time a song is streamed, much less than what iTunes pays for one download — was not the most sympathetic audience.