Sentence examples for able to sing their from inspiring English sources

In some ways, it's a shame neither Nathan Vardy or Jason Holmes were able to sing their club's song on Saturday night, after the Geelong v St Kilda match ended in a thrilling draw.

THE Wall Street Journal last week had a sweet article about non-Nordic Europeans learning languages like Norwegian and Finnish, the better to be able to sing along with their favorite Nordic metal bands:"It's quite a well-known phenomenon that students in Italy study Norwegian because they're interested in metal," Ms. [Siri] Nergaard [,a teacher,] said.

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I also joined a Presbyterian church just to be able to sing great music in their choir.

She found that the Madangese children were able to relate to the group's songs, and that they were able to sing along and participate in their simple choreography.

As in Italy, all the actors had to be able to sing and dance and often to generate their own music.

Even with all their squabbling Republicans are able to sing the same tune.

"I was never able to sing high.

"Did they expect you to be able to sing?" "Exactly".

But Ms. Blythe seems able to sing anything.

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