Sentence examples for and sing in a from inspiring English sources

All three write and sing in a way that others can relate to - listeners believe the songs are about them.

At the age of 78, Mr. McCarthy seems to have decided to clap his hands and sing in a different – and unexpected – way.

Mr. Hayashi's first formal musical education taught him basic chord theory, how to read sheet music and sing in a chorus using classical European compositions like Ravel's "Bolero" and Beethoven's Symphony No. 5.

The most famous of these is the Historic Natchez Pageant (formerly the Confederate Pageant), during which local performers, again dressed in period costume, dance and sing in a show worthy of "Gone With the Wind".

Fountain Singing When the students are half naked (and usually quite tipsy), they have to stand one by one and sing in a public fountain.

And Bieber got to dance and sing in a hacky, "No, no, that's not the way it's done -- this is how it's done," sort of way.

Ariel, Belle, and Jasmine were more demure in their longings, and sang in a register of English more readily amenable to translation.

The name Laurie Anderson and the word multitalented go together easily, but what this performer wants to do this week is sing -- and sing in an intimate, informal setting.

After the war, he became a linotype operator, and sang in a choir.

His father worked for a gas company and sang in a gospel group.

As a child he worked at odd jobs and sang in a boys' quartet.