Sentence examples for better singing from inspiring English sources

THE VOICE was the better singing contest, certainly more engaging than "The X Factor".

You are not going to hear much better singing than this today.

But there again, I do seem to remember having the better singing voice.

Hysterical Injury bring some Savages like post-punk, but with more violent grunge riffing and slightly better singing.

Instead, after a warm-up, the Aston sliced through the countryside like an English football hooligan, but with a better singing voice.

To facilitate better singing by lesser trained choirs, a method of pointing the psalms first appeared in printed form in 1837 a system of signs that pointed out how a text was to be fitted to a given chant.

The music, however, could hardly have been better sung or played.

If you want to cross borders as a European artist, you had better sing in English.

Drone Bomb Me – the second taster – is even better: sung in the voice of a young Afghan girl, begging for death since her family are all gone.

Despite the received wisdom that lieder are better sung by smaller, lighter voices, Wolf's songs work very well in more powerful throats.

"I had a coach in college who said your praises are better sung by somebody else," Pelfrey, who attended Wichita State, said.