Sentence examples for using the lyrics from inspiring English sources

And Eye Know remains one of the most unashamedly romantic tracks around, so much so that, when asked to read at a wedding years later, I suggested using the lyrics.

Some holdovers from earlier Capitol Steps shows still work, like "Pakistani Bang Bang," which uses "Chitty Chitty Bang Bang" to grapple with Pakistan and India's relations with each other and with the United States and Hebronon," which looks at Israel's West Bank settlements by using the lyrics "I'm in Hebron" to the tune of "Dancing Cheek to Cheek".

And yes, we're using the lyrics from the original version. .

Glen Hansard and Markéta Irglová recorded the song for the soundtrack album to Todd Haynes Dylann biopic, I'm Not There, using the lyrics from Dylan's 1971 version, including the reference to Roger McGuinn.

Forced to adapt to the new circumstances (whatever misgivings he had about them in private), Prokofiev wrote a series of "mass songs" (Opp. 66, 79, 89), using the lyrics of officially approved Soviet poets.

It samples the classic Christmas song "Deck the Halls", as well as briefly using the lyrics "Rum pum pum pum" from the Christmas song "The Little Drummer Boy" in its intro.

This is the second incident where D'Avonte was disciplined for using the lyric: Last month he did a "booty shake" in front of the same girl's face.

In much the same way that some teachers in the 1960's used the lyrics of popular folk musicians like Joan Baez and Bob Dylan to interest students in lyricism and rhyme schemes, many English teachers today are embracing rap lyrics as a means of drawing students into poetry and literature and connecting to them in a way that traditional poetry might not at first.

You can NOT use the lyrics.

Afrojack could keep the music, but he couldn't use the lyrics "for, like, four years, at least".

The Cee Lo single, though, has been aided by a nifty design that used the lyrics to great effect.