Sentence examples for dedicated singing from inspiring English sources
United close to singing section at Old Trafford Manchester United supporters are on the threshold of winning their long-standing campaign for a dedicated singing section at Old Trafford, enabling them to deny visiting fans the chance to taunt them with Sir Alex Ferguson's complaint after a match four years ago that "the crowd were dead; it was like a funeral".
Evancho's dedicated singing began after she saw the film version of the musical The Phantom of the Opera in a movie theatre; her mother purchased the DVD before her 8th birthday, and Evancho began singing the songs around the family home.
He was a gentle voice dedicated to singing peace, singing freedom, singing love, singing family tenderness.
It is not every day that I open up the Sunday Times and find an article dedicated to singing the praises of Times readers like me.
It included an entire song dedicated to singing the praises of the New Deal.
Much, perhaps too much, screen time is dedicated to individuals singing, sometimes while playing locally made instruments, and large groups participating in elaborate music rituals.
Many primary schools include dedicated time for singing, often long, elaborate songs that punctuate the academic days with a sense of fun and merriment.
On Fraser Road, a main thoroughfare where thousands marched to the rally waving B.J.P. flags and singing songs dedicated to Mr. Modi, Gopi Tiwari, a tea vendor, said he was proud to show his support through his stand, a wooden cart which he had draped in the signature saffron-orange of the B.J.P. "It is time for a change.
In the remainder of his musical career Ned dedicated his talent to singing Christian music, recording albums such as "Jesus Te Ama" in 1995, the result of converting to Evangelical Christianity after what he called living a life of excess.
At school they made us sing songs dedicated to him.
At 2 15, Kirby Krackle, a "nerd rock band," sings songs dedicated to comics, video games and pop culture.
