Sentence examples for brief singing from inspiring English sources

The lyrics try to be witty and a loose chain of brief singing gags offers nicely surprising punchlines.

After a brief singing career, Truman turned to radio, where she hosted her own nationally syndicated interview show.

Florence was born into a large, extended family in Brooklyn, NY and after a brief singing career and song plugging for the Irving Berlin Music Company, married Jack J. Bernstein during the Depression.

Following a brief singing career which included a weekly radio show, "Singing In the Bathtub" on WYAL, she taught high school in the New York City Public School system.

In one scene, Chin-Kee dances on a table singing "She Bangs" in the style of William Hung, the Berkeley student who turned a ridiculed "American Idol" audition into a brief singing career in 2004.

Rest easy, Grinch-o-philes: the two immortal tunes from the television special, by Albert Hague and Dr. Seuss, are given prominent placement, with the mordant Youre a Mean One, Mr. Grinch used in a brief sing-along segment.

The opera was preceded by a prologue, "Le Trophée," in which Ms. Murphy and Mr. Fouchécourt made brief appearances singing in celebration of a French military victory.

After appearing on a charity album of star-studded song covers in 2006 and making a brief appearance singing backing vocals for the Jesus and Mary Chain at the 2007 Coachella music festival, she released her first album, a collection of Tom Waits covers called Anywhere I Lay My Head, in 2008.

For the new production Mr. Wilson added a brief Prologue, sung — in the best Baroque tradition — by La Musica, with harpsichord accompaniment.

Much of the song was delivered in a friendly but loud speaking voice, though the chorus, which is very brief, was sung in falsetto: "It's not my words that you should follow, it's your insides".

The group has song titles like "Hot Summer," "Danger" and "Electric Shock," which were all part of the group's brief set, sung (in Korean, with English refrains) to prerecorded tracks that closely followed American and European electropop.