Sentence examples for custom singing from inspiring English sources

As Spain's national team walked off the field at Yankee Stadium, unbeaten for the 22nd straight time, Frank Sinatra was, per stadium custom, singing about being "king of the hill".

He was responsible for the introduction of the Irish Northumbrian custom of singing the creed.

The English psalter used only a few metres, and the custom of singing each psalm to its "proper" tune was soon replaced by the use of a few common tunes.

This custom of singing around the houses goes back into history, although the turnip lanterns, now irrevocably linked with the practice, only seem to appear about 100 years ago.

A period of 200 years then passed before any chief had been born within the castle, and the custom of singing the fairy's lullaby ceased to be followed but according to R.C. MacLeod, not completely forgotten.

("Attention Please" has female lead vocals too, in a break from Boris custom; the singing is by the band's guitarist, known as Wata).

Delivered by a costumed heart or cupid singing a custom message, $200 extra.... Or One Big Balloon.

As we emerge from the sterile customs area, we hear singing & whistling.

"We've been saving for a custom van," they sing in the title track, "and I've been playing in a cover band, and my baby doesn't understand, why I never turned from boy to man".

The mezzo-soprano Dolora Zajick, as is her custom, blew down the house, singing Donizetti.

She then gives us crash course on Cherbourg and on its strange customs – the locals never stop singing.