Sentence examples for changes to the singing from inspiring English sources

Britney Spears is likely to be named a judge on Season 2 of "The X Factor" on Monday as the show's creator, Simon Cowell, reveals changes to the singing competition.

Reilly also didn't talk about potential changes to "The X Factor," the singing show featuring ex-"American Idol" judge Simon Cowell that has not delivered the big ratings Fox had expected.

There is a slight change to the lyrics sung by the Upton Park faithful.

Changes to its singing, or a lack of singing.

It also suggests if everyone pulls together as one, then they make a change to the world, with Jackson singing, "You can change the world/I can't do it by myself".

The episode originally was supposed to end with Kompowsky singing a portion of "Man in the Mirror" in his Michael Jackson voice as he walked down the road, but it was changed to him singing the beginning of "Happy Birthday Lisa".

The band changed to the "Horst Wessel" hymn & the men sang that grimly & full-throathedly.

The music changed, to Audrey Hepburn singing "Moon River," and Ueno slipped the bow down his body and stepped out of it, then arranged the shoes, the bow, and the flower on the floor.

The change to singing "Back Home Again in Indiana" at public events continued in the following years, and it is often played in the place of "On the Banks of the Wabash, Far Away" at state college football games and other prominent events.

This has been changed to "often sung", as the song was featured by Brown in concert.

The older tall kid standing in the middle, who's been given the important key change to sing, wins out every time.