Sentence examples for college singing from inspiring English sources

Rabbi Buchdahl began her association with Westchester Reform Temple while she was in college, singing at youth services.

Gavin Moony has his hood over his head, but when teased into taking it down his face is bright red as Conway reads a letter from an officer from his military preparation college singing his praises.

Pitch Perfect was based on the true story of an all-female a capella troupe who fought their way to the national finals of a college singing competition.

No offense to her new movie, but things got more intense than all the college singing competitions combined.

"Our first record was very easy to turn into a sound bite: four dudes from college singing about college," Koenig said.

In the sequel, Anna Kendrick, Rebel Wilson and Brittany Snow reprise their roles as members of the misfit college singing group the Bellas.

Some of the contenders, most of them engineers from local colleges, sang; some danced; others told jokes.

Ms. Fleming, who earned money during college by singing in jazz clubs, proved particularly suited to this format, where just a small, invitation-only audience could be accommodated.

Audiences were soon praising the group for bringing an authentic taste of plantation life to the concert stage (never mind that these were college students, singing modern arrangements of old melodies and lyrics); they sang for President Grant in 1872, and, the next year, for Queen Victoria.

Certainly, NewWallet.com may find college students singing the praises of its Dough from Mom and Dad online service.

Videos uploaded to YouTube showed crowds of college students singing "The Star-Spangled Banner" and cheering for the Boston Police Department, chanting "BPD!