Sentence examples for write a lyric from inspiring English sources

Sometimes I wish I could take a month and write a lyric essay about my shoe or something.

The man who could write a lyric that natural is not a sentence-maker remote from the demotic sounds around him.

D'Angelo has little of Prince's verbal dexterity, and he's happy to write a lyric like the opening of "Really Love": "When you call my name.

I'd feel what the music was suggesting to me, and try and write a lyric that had the same sort of atmosphere and energy.

At that point, it was just a melody and a title, but I said: "If you can write a lyric as good as that melody, I'd love to sing it". Two weeks later, I was walking into a studio in London with 40 musicians.

Healy's isn't a world of inchoate rage on the estates, but one you recognise from the teenagers you talk to: confused autodidacts trying to trace a pattern in the world (and, boy, can he write a lyric, with the band supplying tunes to match).

David Shayne wrote a lyric.

Going without it is a terrific marketing trick: she even wrote a lyric that goes, "Maybe all this Maybelline is covering my esteem".

Doris Day told Adler she was looking for a novelty song, and he wrote a lyric, "Everybody Loves a Lover", that with music by Bob Allen became a No l for Day.

A few of the poems had been saved, and that fall Richard Grant White published them — good and bad — in the book "National Hymns: How They Are Written and How They Are Not Written, A Lyric and National Study for the Times".

(Of casting Ms. O'Hara, Mr. Cohen said: "She had once written a lyric that said: 'Life is beautiful beyond repair.' Anybody who would write that is somebody that I wanted to make this movie with").