Sentence examples for able to sing it from inspiring English sources

Being able to sing it, as it happens, does matter.

No one would be able to sing it.

("Why are we always dissatisfied with something?" "Why do we keep loving when love is so painful?") Regardless of the complaint and where it is sung, being able to sing it while standing alongside others is apparently often cathartic.

I do find it slightly painful to sit and listen to my own repertoire and have not once listened to the Matthew Passion since I was no longer able to sing it.

But twice more during the interview he teared up, at one point after quoting lines from "America the Beautiful" and saying no one would be able to sing it in the same way again.

"I think that very soon now, maybe four or five weeks, I won't be able to sing it anymore because each time I do it she comes a little bit closer and I miss her a little bit more".

"I wanted to be able to sing like it was the last thing that was going to happen before I died – to sing with all of my body, like the soul singers in the Baptist churches, sing-screaming with passion for something bigger than themselves.

All I'm saying is that Gorgeous Bully needs to spend a little less time on "artistry" and being "lo-fi" and a bit more time on a lyric video, so that we'll all one day be able to sing along to it in the car.

Based on previous research into performance constraints for bird songs, the plumbeous vireo may not be able to sing as long when it increases the minimum frequency of its songs, the scientists speculate.

And sometimes he would not be able to sing and stuff, so it started getting really bad.

The operation is scheduled for next week, and Smith confessed to being "really nervous", but predicted that "in 8 weeks time I'm gonna be able to sing like never before so it's worth it".