that a song造句

• Peter Yarrow says exultantly, " Isn't that a song about America !"
• I'll think, ` Is that a song off the radio?
• Cruz told NPR that a song must have a story.
• Costello was pleased when one critic wrote that a song was " absolute Bacharach ."
• Is that a song I have on hold?
• The music business said that a song about a French Post-Impressionist painter wouldn't have a market.
• But he was genuinely upset that a song innocently written in childish doggerel could offend anyone.
• The numbers in parentheses are the number of weeks that a song remained at number 1.
• And it just so happened that a song in a certain situation could mean something else.
• :The problem you will run into is that a song is not a measurement of disk space.
• In the arcade release of DDR Extreme, no visual indicates that a song has Challenge step patterns.
• I try to keep it vague so that a song can have two or three different meanings.
• Despite their studio virtuosity, they insist that a song's strength comes primarily from its lyrics and melody.
• He added that a song titled " Let me Live " was being played in the background.
• Berger infers that a song was intended to be inserted at this point, but was never written.
• Starting in 1990, the rankings were determined by Arbitron-tallied listener audience for each spin that a song received.
• He denied that a song on his new album, " They Don't Care About Us, " is anti-Semitic.
• However, it should be noted that a song cannot chart on the Ultratip chart on airplay figures alone.
• So I think it's safe to say that a song written in 1759 is now in the public domain.
• It can get a little weird though, when friends or girlfriends work out that a song is about them.