Sentence examples for air singing from inspiring English sources

They soar through the midnight winter skies over Brexit Britain and the voice of a well-spoken young angel begins to cut through the air, singing the legendary festive banger "We're Walking in the Air".

The Mills Brothers came over the air singing "Gentle on My Mind".

They throw their arms in the air, singing and swaying and speaking in tongues, until long after dark.

Mr. Walker performed on the air, singing a song about a spindly, down-on-his-luck street dancer he once met in the First Precinct jail in New Orleans.

And, yes, envy is purged by having the eyes sewn shut, but this heightens the sense of hearing, allowing the envious souls to appreciate voices in the air singing a litany in praise of the mercy of the saints.

A group of rebel fighters climbed aboard one of the tanks, waved their Kalashnikov rifles in the air, singing and chanting for the downfall of the family and party that has ruled them for more than four decades.

"Put your cellphones in the air," sings Alicia Keys.

But God, could he make maple, catgut, steel, horsehair and air sing.

A score of West Indian worshipers, standing near their metal folding chairs with hands raised in the air, sang along.

There's an icy new take on Chaucer's "Parlement of Foules" wherein all the named birds of the air sing their songs of devastation.

The single I Need Air, sung by a heavily Auto-Tuned Angela Hunte, who co-wrote Alicia Keys's New York State of Mind, is poppy drum'n'bass, like Gaga at a rave.