Sentence examples for tune billed from inspiring English sources

However, as early as 1844, the Hutchinson Family Singers were performing "Get off the Track!" to its tune, billed as "A song for emancipation" One verse and the chorus say: Ho! the car Emancipation Rides majestic thro' our nation, Bearing on its train the story; Liberty! a nation's glory.

Here are the lyrics to my tune: Bills, Bills, Bills Chorus Bills bills bills, pile up every day.

Way back in January 2009, the head of the information technology company Satyam Computer Services admitted to what was, at the time, billed as India's biggest corporate fraud, to the tune of (gasp) $1 billion.

The artist shared a tune "Hydro Bills" on Facebook back in January of this year.

Billed as 'Zombunny' for the night, he performed spooky tunes dressed in his customary matted bunny mask and undies.

Tune, a company that bills itself as "the enterprise platform for mobile marketing," is announcing that it has raised $27 million in Series B funding.

Billed as the world's first fully electronic watch, it featured a tuning fork and electronic circuitry in lieu of a balance wheel.

The performance is billed as "Bells at Midnight"; sounds like the band will play that particular Ayler tune at that particular time.

He bewildered fans at recent gigs, preferring 20-minute guitar drones to classic tunes, spurning hits like Bullet With Butterfly Wings despite the nostalgic "20th Anniversary Tour" billing.

For that is what the senators who ended up calling the tune on the stimulus bill just accomplished.

"It should remind news consumers of who calls the tune and pays the bills — and that TV reporters and even loud-mouthed commentators have corporate bosses whose interests are often not about unbridled journalism," Mr. Cohen said.