Sentence examples for attempt to sing from inspiring English sources

This song is enjoyably catchy and I can't help but (attempt to) sing along.

Unlike many of today's tap specialists who attempt to sing, Ali Bradley (the Starlet) really can do both.

Sting makes no attempt to sing Schumann's lieder in this production; the vocal music is the province of a baritone and a soprano.

Their attempt to sing Michael Jackson is met with laughter from the live audience but the mood picks up again when care worker Jennifer gives a blinding performance of "Shackles"'.

When the attempt to sing it in round form fell apart, Ms. Lacey could only say, "All together now!" Taking the pressure off seemed to be the point of "Gattica," the goal of its structuring and message.

In the commercial, Generation X'ers driving the Lancer attempt to sing along with "One Week," a song by Bare Naked Ladies that's as challenging as a Gilbert and Sullivan patter song.

You know you are singing sharp when your voice is producing a pitch that does not sound correct and sounds slightly higher than the pitch you are attempting to sing on a piano or in a song, etc. Sing a particular note while taking your index finger, and gently, very gently, pushing it towards the center of the forehead.

I played the guitar and I attempted to sing.

He attempted to sing the phrase but couldn't capture it.

He liked to speak French (although he never did so perfectly) and even attempted to sing in the language.

When people sing together, they may perform the same melodies in very nearly the same way (blended unison) or without attempting to sing exactly together (unblended unison).