Sentence examples for tunes of from inspiring English sources

And never mind the catchy tunes of Abba.

Tunes of Glory What is the greatest song ever written?

"I think there must be a place in the soul all made of tunes, of tunes of long ago," Charles Ives wrote in "The Things Our Fathers Loved".

4) All Blues – Miles Davis Considered one of the top jazz tunes of all time.

Drums and lutes echo the grave, distant tunes of Bedouins and Peuls.

Other chime tunes of note are the "Bells of Aberdovey," "Turn Again, Whittington," and "Holsworthy Tune".

He trusts in the reliable pleasures of catchy pop tunes, of moon, June and spoon.

Her first big film role was in "Tunes of Glory" (1960), with Alec Guinness.

"Listen, my friends, to the catchy tunes of the human jukebox.

A two-time winner in the open division, she favors tunes of her Canadian ancestors.

Somehow, the old tunes of affection, joy, decency and humanity manage to rock once more.