Sentences with phrase «just heard the song»

If I just heard the song I doubt I'd even notice it though.

Not exact matches

Still, it was tough to evaluate the HomePod on its own, and I didn't realize just how good it sounded until I heard a nearby Sonos 3 speaker playing the same songs.

P.S. I know it would be a travesty to show you that image above and not allow you to hear the song that just popped into your head, so here goes:

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.

John Mark McMillan doesn't write traditional church songs, but this recent performance (from this April) of «I Dreamed There Was a Fountain» is just as worshipful as anything you'll hear on Sunday morning.

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.

The people will learn that they are ministers also, and that following Jesus is more than just showing up on Sunday to hear a sermon and sing a few songs, but also involves loving each other and serving the world.

You're just as likely to hear it as a song on AIR1 as you are to hear two 14 year olds calling it «their song».

When I heard it, I didn't know whether to laugh or to cry because it felt like she took an entire 60,000 word book I'd just written and turned it into a song.

I didn't realize how easily songs came to him until I heard him singing to himself all the time, just working on puzzles, singing all the songs I sing.

You just reminded me of a great song I heard during my youth.

And after his heart beat no more, he rested in the earth while the devil sang shrill victory songs, only to hear his whiny whimper when the God of Everything rose again, thrust away death's icy grip, and revealed afresh just who God was and is and is to be.»

I actually just heard that song for the first time the other day!

But you're much too young to have heard that song, so I'll drop with the schmaltz and just say that despite my avoidance of bread, your recipes always look good enough to... um — eat!

You may not be able to hear it, but the song we are singing was playing in the store — we didn't just burst into song, although I have been known to do that.

This reminds me of that song from 30 Rock that apparently no one has heard of (or maybe just didn't find it as hilarious as I did).

It's rare that I find a Christmas song I haven't heard 4 million times, but I just discovered Dominick the Donkey like 3 years ago — OBSESSED with it!

When I'm grinding, like say when I'm doing abs, I hear a song come on, I could just sing along to it.

During the first few months of life, your child just likes to hear your voice, so you can read almost anything, especially books with a sing - song or rhyming text.

I cry when I hear about babies being aborted, even when it's just listening to a song like «Brick» by Ben Folds Five.

Baby Diva enjoys hearing her name on Name Your Tune, a CD of personalized songs just for your child.

But fair warning, I'm pretty sure no matter how many parents are in there, you're still going to hear «just one more» every time you finish a book or song.

It does not matter if s / he can't sing along with you just yet, but hearing fun songs with catchy tunes and simple lyrics often enough could mean that your child will find it easier to recognize them later.

Asked what inspired his song «godMC» track, the rapper revealed that, «it came from me hearing a song... For me as a creative artiste is someone who is fearless and bold, when I disagree with something and I feel a certain way about it and I can address it in music and I did that and I just keep it moving.»

These neurons encode a memory of learned vocal sounds and form a crucial (and hitherto only theorized) part of the neural system that allows songbirds to hear, imitate, and learn its species» songs — just as human infants acquire speech sounds.

Most people are aware that when they hear a particular song, they just want to get up and start dancing.

Whatever lifts your spirit, frees your mind, whatever tune, song or album brings you to a place of acceptance, strength, joy and just feeling flipping GOOD, there is a vibrational energy from music that heals your soul - you will feel a shift immediately when you hear those sounds that resonate with you.

I just heard the remix of that song and love it!

I just heard that TS song a couple days ago..

I'm a few years too young to really remember Duran Duran, but reading through this post, it surprised me to realize how many songs of theirs I actually do know just from hearing them on the radio over the years.

Also, Dierks — Dude, just keep doing what you're doing because I've loved literally every single song I've heard, maybe ever.

If you happen to see me break out into spontaneous (and horrible) dance anytime soon, just listen — you'll hear this song.

We also can't hear the name without singing the David Bowie song, is it just us?

U Saved Me's songs of praise like «Leap of Faith» and «Prayer Change» can be taken in two ways: attempts at redemption for what you've just heard or hollow attempts at album sales.

Maybe the last four songs sound a little flat the fist time you listen to them, but if you hear them more focused, its just the final that the album deserves.

DVD Review: The 10th anniversary Special Collector's Edition of the film is a welcome addition (or replacement) to any DVD collection, but there's just one problem: how many times do I have to hear that damn theme song before my freaking head explodes?

«Tinker, Taylor, Soldier, Sailor, Rich man, Poor man, Begger, Theif» however brings this menacing tone before exploding into one of the most incredible pieces of music I've heard in a mainstream song, the way this song climaxes is just tremendous.

Just when I got tired of hearing AC / DC's «Thunderstruck» in action movies, Deadpool 2 has me wanting more of that song.

But like the Paul Simon song it pulls its title from, you've heard it too many times before and the ardour just isn't there.

«As soon as I heard it on his album for the first time I said, «They should use that song,» he added, «I just thought it would fit.

So sometimes I'll stumble on a great fucking song by a band I've never heard because I'm trying to replace an $ 800,000 cue that's just too big.

Les Misérables is a long, windy, thematically repetitive musical; if you didn't understand a plot point or get to hear quite enough of a favorite song, just sit tight and it'll come back soon.

Never is the «lets just be so goddamn cool» more apparent than this scene which uses an early Bee Gees song — yes, you heard that right: maximum coolness via The Bee Gees — over the murder on a stairwell that kicks off the «plot.»

Jimmy, fresh off an ingenious stadium robbery, slips into the audience just in time to hear her make a last - minute song change, from Rihanna's «Umbrella» to John Denver's «Take Me Home, Country Roads.»

It's an instigator, goading you on to whack the throttle open at every opportunity, just to hear it at full song.

To hear the N55 engine's song better, you just have to search out more tunnels and highway underpasses.

Poems are meant to be heard, just as songs are meant to be sung.

Music downloading can really add up, so if money is tight, don't buy a song after you've heard the first note, and certainly don't purchase an entire album just because you liked the artist's last album.

Privacy is a rare luxury with a Mau in the house, and often times you will hear them chortle a «welcome home» song, a «let me in» plea, or just a general speech about their day.