How To Use For a song In A Sentence
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Franz Ferdinand's bassist Bob Hardy is to take lead vocals for a song on the band's next album.
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After a little while, the two of us had a rough sketch for a song.
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She bought the bed for a song at an auction.
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Whether or not you get a home for a song depends on many factors.
Times, Sunday Times
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I don't refer to their vocalization, which is distinctly unmusical for a songbird, and is frequently described as close to the unpleasant sound of a very rusty hinge.
One for the birds in Ajijic, Mexico
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A typical argument for a song like this would be to say it's "aimless," but I think that misses the point.
The Paper and the Empty Box (Music (For Robots))
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As a doctor could find himself hooked on the drugs he administers, introspection is morphine for a songwriter like me.
Times, Sunday Times
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This, I say, is that which makes them sell eternity for a song, give away their souls for a trifle, and turn their backs upon glory and immortality, and God himself, under the pinch of any present pain, or the bewitchery of some present pleasure.
Sermons Preached Upon Several Occasions. Vol. IV.
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This table was going for a song at the market.
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As Fagin stepped softly in, the professional gentleman, running over the keys by way of prelude, occasioned a general cry of order for a song; which having subsided, a young lady proceeded to entertain the company with a ballad in four verses, between each of which the accompanyist played the melody all through, as loud as he could.
Oliver Twist
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For a song about dancing in the streets, it's overwhelmingly joyless.
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This table was going for a song at the market.
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When I was at my devotion, Mrs. Jewkes came up, and wanted me sadly to sing her a psalm, as she had often on common days importuned me for a song upon the spinnet: but
Pamela
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As usual a request would crop up for a song from Johnny Kelly and always there had to be a repeat.
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I watched him skim around for a song, something slow and melty and gorgeous, and then he turned, leaned over, and kissed me.
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I have owned a 205 GTI before, a 1.6 from late 1986 bought for a song in 1997 and too-expensively fettled back into fair form.
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You can sing it handcuffed to a pole while male dancers pretend to spank your bum if you want, but there's no getting around the fact that S&M is every bit as sexy as you might expect for a song about fetishism written by committee of five people – two of whom were previously responsible for the masterpiece of slow-burning eroticism that was S Club 7's S Club Party.
Rihanna at the O2 Arena – review
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he bought it for a song
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I suddenly had an idea for a song, making a mental note to myself to write it later.
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With a worldwide oversupply of vehicles, new car prices are coming under pressure as never before and used cars are going for a song.
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I got it for a song 2 years ago and it shoots very well as far as I can tell with the semi-buckhorn sight with these old eyeballs.
I recently read an article that was basically worshiping the fast "quarter-bore" rifle cartridges.
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What a feeble excuse for a song that is, a classic non-quorate affair covering three notes throughout.
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This was very baffling to his suit; but then these slumbers were accompanied by agreeable dreams, which completely inthralled the senses of the drowsy lover, so he continued to dream on, while all Granada scoffed at his infatuation, and groaned at the treasures lavished for a song.
The Alhambra
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Payton hooked his trumpet up to a wah-wah pedal for a song that recalled the blaxploitation flair of the Shaft movie theme.
Disquiet » Digital Voodoo
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As a doctor could find himself hooked on the drugs he administers, introspection is morphine for a songwriter like me.
Times, Sunday Times
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Whether or not you get a home for a song depends on many factors.
Times, Sunday Times
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This feature of the song serves to explain its inordinate length, for a song may occupy the greater part of a night, apparently without tiring the audience by its verbose periphrases and its exuberant figures.
The Manóbos of Mindanáo Memoirs of the National Academy of Sciences, Volume XXIII, First Memoir
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She danced next to him for a song; he kept a firm grip on her wrist to make sure she didn't slip away into the crowd.
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Do a bumps, kinda get talking about stuff, yourself going and into some sort of for a song.
The Sun
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The property is going for a song because they need to sell it fast.
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He knocked the artist down for a song.
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This table was going for a song at the market.
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There's this picturesque white elephant development on the Costa del Sol, apparently going for a song.
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we bought the house for a song
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The property is going for a song because they need to sell it fast.
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Whether or not you get a home for a song depends on many factors.
Times, Sunday Times
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Secret love – you still have chord sequences and harmonica twiddly bits which are quite impressive for a song-a-day!
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