Sentence examples for fail to sing from inspiring English sources

With a different mutation, the males court only males and fail to sing their courtship song.

Seeking validation, many gravitate towards the narratives and idiom of the cultural centre, and fail to sing the songs of our own souls.

"The Google case is hugely important to the technology industry, and the danger is that if more mature agencies in the West fail to sing from the same hymn sheet, then there's a risk that the younger agencies will feel entitled to regulate in conflicting ways," said William E. Kovacic, a former F.T.C. commissioner and a law professor at George Washington University in Washington.

As William E. Kovacic, a former F.T.C. commissioner and a law professor at George Washington University, told me recently, "The Google case is hugely important to the technology industry, and the danger is that if more mature agencies in the West fail to sing from the same hymn sheet, then there's a risk that the younger agencies will feel entitled to regulate in conflicting ways".

And of course, living in the US for four years, we heard a lot of renditions of the Star-Spangled Banner, a classic anthem I could never fail to sing along to, whether it be ironically as the Brit at fourth of July barbeques or rather more earnestly at baseball, a sport whose connection to the anthem is inextricable.

When she was a guest at a Newspaper Society lunch some years ago I failed to sing the anthem while standing at a table within her sight.

HIGH 15 September The new leader fails to sing the national anthem at a service at St Paul's Cathedral to commemorate the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain.

Last year, when the tenor in "Il Trovatore" failed to sing a high C in the aria "Di quella pira," the cascade of boos from the galleries was front-page news in Italian newspapers.

The 58-year-old singer was performing The Star-Spangled Banner following a moment of silence for victims of the terrorist attacks in the US – but failed to sing the words correctly.

It is a sense of fair play, these shared majority British values, that are the fundamental reason why I love this country and its people Jeremy Corbyn Mr Corbyn will also indirectly respond to criticism that he is unpatriotic, following his admission that he failed to sing the national anthem during a service to commemorate the Battle of Britain.

He failed to sing the national anthem at the ceremony for the 75th anniversary of the Battle of Britain at St Paul's, but he did give an emotional, full-throated rendition of The Red Flag in a Westminster pub just after victory.