Sentence examples for as I can sing from inspiring English sources

Plácido says: "Joe, as long as I can sing, I'm going to sing.

"As long as I can sing and they want me," Ms. Young said, "I'll sing".

"I'll make music as long as I can sing and stand up and hold a guitar and I feel like doing this," she says.

"As long as I can sing halfway decent, I'd rather sing" than act, he told The Times in 1989, when he made his Los Angeles concert debut at the Greek Theatre.

That's not necessarily a song that I think I can sing as well as he did or maybe other people can.

Bad as I been, I can sing my ass off, better than I could before.

"I studied as a classical musician and I can sing opera in five languages," he says.

"I can sing and dance as well as RENÉE ZELLWEGER," Ms. Bruckner is saying.

The comment -- "I can sing and dance as well as Renée Zellweger" -- was intended as a Times reporter's interpretation of Ms. Bruckner's expression; she did not actually use the words.

In "Rage to Survive: the Etta James Story", an autobiography written with David Ritz, she explained that she resented being classified as a blues singer:Sure, I can sing the blues all night long.

There are actors, such as Steinfeld, who can sing as well as they can act, but most of these performers seem to be more comfortable delivering shtick than arias.