Sentence examples for call singing from inspiring English sources

If we decide to call singing the heart of music – at least of the music of the past – what then is harmony?

It would be misleading to say that "Syro" has a lot of what you'd call singing, but it does seem to be a landscape in which humans are welcome.

With his hands in his pockets, frowning, Donny was working through some jazz tune to himself, in a way that you couldn't really call singing; it was more as if he were imitating all the different instruments in turn, taking his hands out of his pockets to bang out the drum part on the end of her cutting table.

Among the best-known wordless works was "Creole Love Call," sung by Adelaide Hall in 1927.

Lots of animals call, sing, or whistle to advertise fertility, attract a mate, or spur competition among members of the opposite sex.

This summer, she plans to direct her second feature film, based on a book by Bebe Moore Campbell, called "Singing in the Comeback Choir".

He sang with the Metropolitan Opera Chorus, the Schola Cantorum and the Collegiate Chorale and called singing under the direction of Arturo Toscanini one of the high points of his life.

It livens up the physiological explanations with musical numbers from the Rump Orchestra (bottoms dressed in hats, glasses and ties) and what Kiselev calls "singing genitalia".

Variety wrote, "Dylan is definitely doing something that can be called singing.

He notes that Homer calls singing "fruity" and "the lowest form of communication" during the episode.

Raised in Rio de Janeiro, the young Jorge found his calling singing in church.