Sentence examples for be singing along from inspiring English sources
Given five minutes, your child will be singing along too.
Come Sunday night at Glastonbury, tens of thousands of festival-goers, some of whom probably signed the petition, will be singing along, cider in hand, to the dulcet tones of "Yellow" just like they did in 2002, 2005 and 2011.
Organiser Michael Eavis has booked headliners for the next two years but if you want to be singing along in everybody's favourite field from 22-26 June, you'd best get your head in the game.
And that, when the E Street Band returns to New Jersey again, one recognizable member of its audience, guarded by troopers in plainclothes, will be singing along and trying to lose himself in the music.
The audience that sings along to "Courtesy of the Red, White and Blue" will not be singing along to "John Walker's Blues," a cut from Steve Earle's new album, "Jerusalem," which will be released in late September.
She found the album and put on the title song: "And solitaire's the only game in town And every road that takes him Takes him down - " Each time Hal sang the last word of that third line, he would grin at her, she said, and plunge his arm towards the floor, and she'd be on the sofa, watching him, her beautiful son, and she'd be singing along, her right hand clutching at her heart.
Voices were singing along in impassioned Spanish.
It had obviously got out — people were singing along with a new song, "I Can Change".
Downstairs at Deity Underground, the crowd was singing along to Mary J. Blige's "Real Love".
