Sentence examples for bits of singing from inspiring English sources

And then there's Mr. Campilongo, whose clankiness is so good that one can understand the album as a good guitar record with bits of singing here and there.

Between them were Ms. Heap's blithe monologues: bits of singing, show and tell with her gizmos, mutterings to herself, asides about clothes and gigs, mentions of her Web site (imogenheap.com) and announcements like, "Now I'm going to loop things".

"I tried it out with a little bit of singing in the shower — just individual phrases".

It's more an acknowledgment of what this show really is: a big, campy drinking party, with a little bit of singing thrown in.

(Brantley) 'Totally Tubular Time Machine' This show is less a play or musical than a big, campy, drinking party, with a little bit of singing thrown in.

Opera is the hardest art-form in the world to pull off, with its multi-dimensions of music, sets, lighting, stage management – and a bit of singing too..

Mr. Castronovo has done quite a bit of singing around town since then, including at the Metropolitan Opera, where he made his debut in 1999.

The impact of her Scarborough childhood on her writing is most obvious in her early works, such as A Bit of Singing and Dancing (1973) and A Change for the Better (1969), both of which are soap opera-like slices of genteel life in restrictive seaside towns, riddled with societal expectations and guesthouses.

Hill's stage play of the same story has run in the West End for 23 years and the 69-year-old author of acclaimed novels such as A Bit of Singing and Dancing lives on a 50-acre farm in Gloucestershire and even has her own publishing imprint.

"I have a bit of singing experience," he says.

Yes, I will be doing a little bit of singing in the film.