Sentences with phrase «hear some songs in»

Asks, «Who could hear each song in the All....

Hearing the song in each moment.

I've been a die hard Kendrick Lamar fan since I first heard his mixtape back in 2009 or 2010 (I was living in San Francisco at the time and it made my commute to school and work bearable) and when this album dropped, I had it on repeat almost to a daily basis to the point, people didn't want me to DJ anymore because they were tired of hearing his songs in my playlist.

At 75 percent we could easily hear songs in a small room with a high - power fan running.

i would have stood up and cheered — not just clapped if i had heard the song in the theater.

Yes I do hear songs in my head — theme song from Laverne and Shirly and I think of me and my sister or Wagner and then I feel like invading Poland * — I've been also been known to take a 5 pm sundowner like yesterday when our fridge broke down alongside our dishwasher, hello Barossa shiraz!

When I'm processing my emotions, I hear songs in my head.

It's a post about me dealing with my emotions by hearing songs in my head.

Not exact matches

When hearing a preferred genre or favourite song, the brain showed greater connectivity in a region called the default mode network (DMN).

In January, it launched a new app to let users browse the site and identify songs they hear using a Shazam - like feature.

Vent about your B.O. double S in a fun song, so when he or she hears it, «the whole world will know» they're a «fool.»

It started with Beyoncé's surprise release of the single «Formation» in February; at her Superbowl halftime show the next day, millions of viewers sang along to a song they'd not heard 24 hours prior.

Because I was repressing my own point of view, because like in that Nilsson song, «Everybody was talkin» at me, so I couldn't hear the echoes of my mind.»

In the future, we hope that when playwrights and song writers hear man - machine duet, they'll be inspired to use new technology on their next composition for the stage.

You can even hear it in the in - store music choices, usually well - known songs remixed by obscure artists — another way to embrace pop while trying to maintain an indie edge.

As this was years before Shakira crossed over to the United States and recorded any songs in English, none of us had ever heard of Shakira.

As we track social mood in real time across the globe, we chart how its changes produce shifts in everything from the songs people want to hear to the leaders they elect to their desire for peace to their hunger for scandals to the trajectories of their stock markets, and more.

But when what you're seeing is so disturbing and awful that you don't hear what's going on in the background, obviously the song takes a back seat to the graceless, skanky display she put on.

If the songs sound like the go - for - broke anthems of seasoned industry veterans (think Ryan Adams without all the honky - tonk), it's because the lineup consists of members of «90s - era indie favorites Squad Five - O and Dear Ephesus (though you might not hear it in their sound).

There are many songs written and played by people against whom I have the most fundamental and passionate disagreements in the moral and intellectual realms (which are the most important ones), yet hearing their songs can evoke ecstatic feelings that are very much like feelings of worship and longing for God.

I think Jews got the worse end of the Soviet era but I don't hear them crying if there's no singing of Hannukah songs in the public schools.

Let's try an experiment: I'd like readers who have not really heard the Beach Boys» SMiLE, their ambitious 60s album only recently «released» in a Brian Wilson - approved form, to listen to two of the most popular songs from it, and then let us know what they think in the comments section.

Back when I was in college, these two Scottish lads (Charlie and Craig Reid) sort of appeared on the radio with this bawling - awesome march / anthem / ballad called «I'm gonna be (500 miles)», and it's a song that you have to hear to appreciate.

I could no longer hear, for example, a song like «Blowin» in the Wind» with the same sort of innocence that muddled the Biblical and Historicist hopes together.

Who among us would hear the command in that song as any kind of imperative?

When have you really heard a song on the radio that didn't just give a token verse to the topic of «life is hard» or «when I fail» or «when I'm tempted» etc only to spend the rest of the song on the chorus in Praise.

30 And Moses recited the words of this song from beginning to end in the hearing of the whole as.sembly of Israel:

They had to take their songs out into the world rather than inviting the world in to hear them.

You've heard the song — an insidiously addictive little pop ear worm that remains a true mark of the sea change that's taken place in the industry in the last few years.

Most Likely to Say It Just Right In Less Than 300 Words (Nominated by Ray Hollenbach): Indigenous Worship with «God Is A Poet» «I don't see sermons around the throne, but i do hear songs.

But happy above all he who, rising beyond aesthetic dilettantism and the materialism of the lower layers of life, is given to hear the reply of all beings, singly and all together: «What you saw gliding past, like a world, behind the song and behind the colour and behind the eyes» glance does not exist just here or there but is a Presence existing equally everywhere: a presence which, though it now seems vague to your feeble sight, will grow in clarity and depth.

At night I could hear them singing their high song in the trees.

When shall I hear the sweet and melodious song of the birds in place of their agonizing sighs?

If in such moments we would listen to the wind in the trees, the waves curling on the beach, feet crunching in sand, and the song of the mockingbird as the evening sun sets, we would surely hear creator God singing hymns over us, his creation.

One night in early 1983, my teenaged - Christian - 60s - obsessed - socialist / pacifist - leaning self heard this song on the radio.

He once commented to me about a paticular song I wrote, Inside Out, that it was the type of song that needed to be heard in bars and late night clubs.

Hear No Evil will get stuck in your head, like a song you almost forgot you loved.

They gathered in one another's homes for fellowship meals, for the hearing of the Gospel, for the prayers and joyful songs in which they expressed their praise and gratitude to God for the newly received faith and hope.

I hear others around me join in an easy, high - pitched wailing song.

I hear the drums now of the sweathouse, feel the heat, hear the Lakota spirit song, and think perhaps I have seen, if for but a single moment, a twinkle in her eye.

«I want to hear a song about the breakdown in your marriage, I want to hear songs of justice, I want to hear rage at injustice and I want to hear a song so good that it makes people want to do something about the subject.»

We are given a vision that the winter shall be past, the flowers shall appear on the earth, the time of singing shall come, and the voice of the turtle dove shall be heard in the land [Song of Songs 2:11 - 12].

A delightful coincidence is that a bird can be heard chirping in the background as the discussion draws to a close, even as a woman raises a question on the subject of bird song.

Myself and a friend were discussing something very similar to this... we heard it in a song played on a very popular christian radio station, but I've heard it many other times in a few specific bands.

If I were to hear one more song in my lifetime about the gentle caress of my savior I think I'd jam a spoon in my left eye socket.

My personal opinion is that when prayer is involved in songwriting and the songwriter is submitted to God and allows the Holy Spirit to lead them, then the song will have the message that God wants His people to hear, much the same as a Pastor who writes a sermon, God Bless you.

In Jones» songs, you hear the old Baptist and Pentecostal fear that maybe, horrifically, one has passed over into the stage of Esau who, as the Bible puts it, «could not find repentance though he sought it with tears.»

Yes, I am a male worship leader and writer and not once in all the times that I have ever played or heard this incredible song, have I viewed it through the eyes of pervert.

Songs like «Redeemed» by Big Daddy Weave and «I need a Miracle» by Third Day, which talks about a man contemplating suicide who hears God calling him from a song on the radio, resulting in him accepting Christ.

Frankly, I would prefer to hear my folkie worship songs rather than a boisterous rendition in Espanol!