Sentence examples for upbeat melody from inspiring English sources

They alternated portions of the poem and sometimes sang an upbeat melody together.

Her song is an upbeat melody performed by Birgit in a voluminous pale pink dress on a stage filled with haze.

SHANGHAI, Oct. 24 — A song often heard on the radio these days begins with a light and upbeat melody, and lyrics that are even bubblier.

You wouldn't know what it was about from its radiant upbeat melody, although the bit where they sing "lock you in" and "stretch you apart" offer sinister clues.

Just as the song juxtaposes the joy of innocence with the tragedy of loss, its upbeat melody belies the pain expressed in its lyrics: "Nobody ever believes / They just leave".

A maudlin text set to a jauntily upbeat melody in a major key will clearly not have the same overall expressivity as the same text set to a plodding dirge.

Often upbeat melodies meet sorrowful lyrics and harrowing strings.

The upbeat melodies include one of Ms. Berkner's longstanding hits, "Monster Boogie," which fans are invited to dance to.

Occasionally in the mornings as the prisoners marched off to work, and in the evenings when they returned, the orchestra would be at the lager gate encouraging them with upbeat melodies.

King's mostly perky upbeat melodies would be countered by Goffin's lyrics of brief joy tempered by doubt; this friction caused a melancholy and yearning in their best work that set them apart from contemporary songwriting teams like Ellie Greenwich and Jeff Barry.

Her new set expands on her fascination for the country (she was born in England to a Polish mum and Scottish-English dad), and begins with a love song to Polonia, the Latin name for Poland, that shows her strength as a writer of grand, upbeat melodies.