Sentence examples for a singing of from inspiring English sources

The copious selection of quotes is so evocative that a reading of the book veers toward a recitation, or even a singing, of it.

The reason: Mr. Grasso wanted to have two minutes of silence starting at 9 30, followed by a singing of "God Bless America".

Presented by the French Institute Alliance Française from noon to 6 p.m., the event includes music, the traditional bal musette (dancing in the street), races, arts and crafts for children, French food and a singing of "La Marseillaise".

Along with traditional Anglican hymns, the service included a singing of Pete Seeger's Vietnam-era antiwar ballad, "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?," sung by a young woman from the cathedral choir.

Shortly after 4 on Friday afternoon, before a crowd of about 40 friends and strangers in Central Park, the Rev. Robert Hagel led the couple in a religious ceremony that included two prayers, a passage from Scripture and a singing of the Lord's Prayer.

At each showing of a film, a singing of "The Star Spangled Banner" was also required.

Joe Dziemianowicz of The Daily News called it a singing version of catch and release.

I'm also a member of a singing group with three of my friends.

Between tricks Dupre dreamed of a singing career, and her outlet of choice was Amie Street.

Despite his Marxist trappings, he was really a bourgeois elegist, a prose poet singing of lost childhood realms.

Agnes has been noted as a powerful soprano with a range (in singing) of four octaves (B♯2 - B♯6).