if ever i cease to love造句

• Its official song is " If Ever I Cease to Love ", a quirky tune from the 1870s musical " Bluebeard ".
• Leybourne also wrote the lyrics to the 1871 song " If Ever I Cease to Love ", some of the lyrics of which caused a scandal.
• The king of Carnival directed that all bands in the Rex parade would play " the Royal Anthem ", " If Ever I Cease To Love ".
• According to legend, the song " If Ever I Cease to Love ", was chosen as anthem of the Rex parade, because it was claimed to be the his favorite tune.
• Theatrical entertainer Lydia Thompson, while performing on the English music hall circuit, was amused by " If Ever I Cease to Love ", and adapted it into her operetta, " Bluebeard ".
• In St . Louis, Alexei attended the burlesque show " Blue Beard " in which Lydia Thompson, a 36-year-old actress was singing a tune " If Ever I Cease to Love ".
• Dressed in formal wear, his performing style helped advance the popularity of entertainers known " Lion comiques ", who parodied upper-class chorus that forewarns the listener " If ever I cease to love, if ever I cease to love / May fish get legs and cows lay eggs / If ever I cease to love ", which soon became open to other interpretations.
• Dressed in formal wear, his performing style helped advance the popularity of entertainers known " Lion comiques ", who parodied upper-class chorus that forewarns the listener " If ever I cease to love, if ever I cease to love / May fish get legs and cows lay eggs / If ever I cease to love ", which soon became open to other interpretations.
• Dressed in formal wear, his performing style helped advance the popularity of entertainers known " Lion comiques ", who parodied upper-class chorus that forewarns the listener " If ever I cease to love, if ever I cease to love / May fish get legs and cows lay eggs / If ever I cease to love ", which soon became open to other interpretations.
• In 1872, the School of Design selected " If Ever I Cease to Love " as the royal anthem to be played for their appointed monarch, Rex, a position which is considered to be one of the highest honors in the City of New Orleans ( a different individual is selected every year to reign as Rex and bear the title " King of Carnival " for that year's festivities ).