a change would do you good造句

• In 1996, Sheryl Crow made a video on Gay Street for the song " A Change Would Do You Good ".
• And that is why one aide's sugges-tion, Sheryl Crow's " A Change Would Do You Good, " did not make the cut.
• And that is why one aide's suggestion, Sheryl Crow's " A Change Would Do You Good, " did not make the cut.
• It was the final single from the album, following " A Change Would Do You Good ", and was later included on the album " The Very Best of Sheryl Crow ".
• The first song played in the new format was Sheryl Crow's " A Change Would Do You Good . " " Max " reported to radio trade publications as a hot adult contemporary station.
• In New York City, after Rachel shares a duet of Sheryl Crow's " A Change Would Do You Good " with NYADA friend Brody Weston ( Dean Geyer ), she invites Brody to have dinner.
• The last 2 songs on The Canyon were " It's The End Of The World As We Know It ( And I Feel Fine ) " by R . E . M and the first 90 seconds of " A Change Would Do You Good " by Sheryl Crow.
• Both stations were sold to Saga Communications, and WFMI was quickly switched to a Modern AC format, becoming "'WXPT "'on May 9, 1997, branded as " 106.9 The Point " ( the first song on " The Point " was Sheryl Crow's " A Change Would Do You Good " ).
• On August 22, 2014, at 3 : 00 PM, after playing " A Change Would Do You Good " by Sheryl Crow, CKRI-FM flipped to classic hits as " 100.7 CRUZ FM . " The first song on " Cruz " was " Start Me Up " by The Rolling Stones.
• The tracks " Hard to Make a Stand ", " A Change Would Do You Good ", and " Home " were released as the album's last three singles . " A Change Would Do You Good " was a modest success, peaking at No . 16 on the Mainstream Top 40 and No . 8 on the UK Singles Chart.
• The tracks " Hard to Make a Stand ", " A Change Would Do You Good ", and " Home " were released as the album's last three singles . " A Change Would Do You Good " was a modest success, peaking at No . 16 on the Mainstream Top 40 and No . 8 on the UK Singles Chart.
• The station began its sign-off with two days of repeating the song " A Change Would Do You Good " by Sheryl Crow, before switching overnight to a stunted beforehand with a buzzing noise played over the soft rock songs and notified listeners that their " technicians were working to get'the Buzz'out . " KQSR changed their call letters to "'KHBZ-FM "'to go with the " Buzz " branding.