Sentence examples for been singing for a from inspiring English sources

I'd been singing for a while.

"I've been singing for a year and a half," Mr. Posner says when the music ends.

"Where Is Love Now" is a song that I've been singing for a while.

When it comes to MENA, most of the countries have been singing for a long time.

I've only been singing for a few years and don't have much experience with vocal training, so technical proficiency has never been on my radar.

Typically closed when he sings, and he's been singing for a long time, it made sense to assume that his eyes have probably seen less, though contemplated more, than the average person and, like coins with limited exposure to the outside elements, are now bright and shiny enough to practically emanate their own light.

Now, nine years later, the horses are in the paddock, the practice is on hold, and Mr. Tynan is singing for a living with a child's glee.

A fifth time, the police mistook him for a drunk singing to himself, and trundled him off to jail before he could explain that he was singing for a living.

Sex and the City With a Different Cast Spring peepers will be singing for a few more weeks at Big John's Pond in the Jamaica Bay Wildlife Refuge in Queens, where they will be joined by gray tree frogs, an even louder species.

It's not a done deal, but Susan Boyle, right, may soon be singing for an authority figure who perhaps won't prejudge her the way Simon Cowell did.

But that the song, which he has been singing for more than a year, doesn't lack a target.