Sentence examples for drawn out singing from inspiring English sources
I said it sounded a little reggae, the drawn out singing of "su-u-un"; she replied: "I'm trying to sound like Buddy Holly".
The names are diverse -- grand marques like Delage, Delahaye and Talbot-Lago -- but the shapes share a common theme: long bodies and flowing fenders are rendered as teardrop forms, drawn out like notes sung by Edith Piaf in some smoky Paris club.
"All I see is zombies / Hear them screaming out," he sings, his voice drawn out and croaking.
The line "She laughs" sits plain on a page, but as sung, it's drawn out, two full measures, four beats to each word.
There was no fresh singing, just painful (and painfully drawn out) one-on-ones in which the judges — Simon Cowell, Nicole Scherzinger, L.A. Reid and Paula Abdul — each met with their eight singers and sent four of them home.
Despite his youthful sound, Scott brought heavy emotion to his delivery, often dramatically drawing out lyrics and singing far behind the beat.
Violent, passionate, and drawn out.
"I've looked outside, but I never wandered out," he sings, drawing out each word.
The author, a longtime writer for GQ, recognizes the degree to which Lee's minimalism was a vocal innovation — she never sang loud or drew out a note for very long.
