Sentence examples for a big singing from inspiring English sources

Meryl is back to having a more patrician voice here, and she has a big singing scene.

Afterward Mr. Shen said, "I think the competition is not only a competition; it's a big singing party in the world".

Mr. Ovenden, 35, acknowledged that the part is "a big sing," embracing both simplicity and technical challenge in ways that hark back to the scores of Richard Rodgers and Irving Berlin.

This notion – of what's known as a "big sing" – is central to Plant's current endeavours, which is why Patty Griffin has been drafted in to provide harmonies alongside Buddy Miller, who previously sang sweet back-up on many Emmylou Harris records.

I recently saw a homeless guy standing next to a sign for the iPad holding up a big sing which read: "iHomeless".

I've been playing one of the songs, "Red River Valley," for a couple of years to finish my set and sort of make a big sing-a-long out of it.

Kara made a silly ghetto comment with "You got a ridiculous voice, girl!" But Randy had the best insight into why the song was a boring choice for a solo act: the chorus is a big sing-along moment and just sounds weaker sung alone.

Happily, things barrel towards the climax with a big sing-along celebrating the holiday followed by "The Living Nativity" framed as the mother reading the Gospel story to her daughter, which makes it feel much more intimate and natural than the booming voice of God intro of the Nativity I remember from years ago.

The 2014 cultural programme will feature a "Big Big Sing" - a range of singing events across Scotland from October 2013, an online Commonwealth choir, and staged singing events in Glasgow during the games.

Now imagine it belted out by a big choir singing with joy in their hearts.

A big yellow singing balloon (Klaus Schreiber) that points a perilous outsize pin at itself provides an endearingly silly metaphor for self-destruction as a state of being.