Sentence examples for better to sing from inspiring English sources

"It just feels better to sing this type of song with no shoes on".

Who better to sing you a genteel bedtime story than master of dark arts David Shrigley and king of glib, Arab Strap co-founder Malcolm Middleton?

All the better to sing with, she thought: great resonating cavities in her head and chest, a rock-solid diaphragm and (as she confessed with gales of laughter) a big mouth.

And who better to sing of bodily fluids than the Butthole Surfers, with a, for them, fairly straightforward track, I Saw an X-ray of a Girl Passing Gas.

Maybe it'd be better to sing about it.

How much better to sing them songs about Americans".

I'd like it if we had better songs to sing at Hanukkah, too.

In the history of pop music, who has been better equipped to sing and play and move about in high heels and yellow pantsuits?

As the camera finds her eyes, darting like those of a trapped animal, it's clear that she knows there are better songs to sing.

Believing, like Rita, that 'there must be a better song to sing than this' she got herself on to a drama course at Manchester Poly where her boyfriend was studying sociology.

I think David also made a good decision to ignore all the advice about not closing his eyes, licking his lips and so on -- better just to sing the way he's sung all his life and work on those tics later.