Sentence examples for either singing from inspiring English sources

Sure, if it makes you feel better — but you're either singing to the choir, or singing to the tone-deaf.

Even so, the domination of lists of theatrical long-runners by mysteries and musicals suggests that there is a natural human desire to watch people either singing to, or killing, each other.

The other musical occasions depicted in both pictures and written accounts were equally functional: stirring incitements to military zeal, soothing accompaniments to communal or solitary labour, heightening aids to dramatic spectacles, and enlivening backgrounds to social gatherings that involved either singing or dancing or both.

On 8 October 2009, viewers were invited via "ChartJackersProject" to film and submit video clips of themselves either singing or clapping along with the track.

The combination of modern dance and spirituals creates a sense of uplift so infectious that most people leave the theater either singing the music or trying to dance the steps". Like I say, I didn't know this.

The women performed up to six hours a day, either singing their own florid repertoire from memory, sight-reading from partbooks, or participating in the balletti as singers and dancers.

Per Bamigboye, the group will either sing group numbers like "Can You Hear The People Sing?" or "One Day More" or participate in a medley of "Les Miserables" tracks, like "I Dreamed a Dream" and "On My Own".

Add a text to music, either sung or spoken, and everything changes.

Each child was given a tag, walked on stage and either sang or spoke a single line.

John Cage's music, meanwhile, begins the show, and his words are heard (either sung or spoken) throughout.

In other words, either sing your toddler's favourite song for the eighth time in a row or spend time later on bail bondsmen and psychiatrists.