Sentence examples for attempting to sing from inspiring English sources

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.

While attempting to sing "Back to Black", Winehouse struggled to follow the rhythm of the band, who slowed the tempo almost to standstill to help her.

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).

And somewhere, at this very moment, somebody in a bar or a hotel lobby or a parking lot is singing, or attempting to sing, "Rocky Top".

It could be the hilarious anecdote about attempting to sing on Later with Jools Holland (tonight on BBC2) while being forced to stare at the En Vogue singer's "52DDD cleavage".

After photographing English fans attempting to sing the French national anthem I positioned myself on the halfway line to see the players gather round the centre-circle for the minute's silence.

I played the guitar and I attempted to sing.

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

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

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

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