Sentence examples for forward to singing from inspiring English sources

I'm happy now and looking forward to singing for everyone and celebrating.

And she is looking forward to singing Marie in Berg's "Wozzeck" at the Met in March, with James Levine conducting.

I guess it's my signature song that I sang ten million times and always looking forward to singing again.

There's a performance poet, an anti-Ukip standup and quite a few young men in shorts looking forward to singing It's Raining Men at the cabaret's denouement.

Despite that disappointment, and the natural rivalry that might be expected between two young and popular leading ladies, Ms. Krull said that she and Ms. Genaux are good friends who look forward to singing together.

So on Sunday, even though I had been looking forward to singing the national anthem at this game for about six months, I knew I had to find a way to stand in solidarity with my brothers, sisters, fans and friends who live with the effects of such toxic hatred all the time and are experiencing an even higher level of anxiety and fear because of the polarizing rhetoric Trump spews out.

In the middle of his sets, he would bring Ms. King forward to sing a few of her songs.

And in the middle of a song some improvising would commence, lightly interactive but restrained; Ms. Serpa stepped forward to sing more melodies, and then the theme returned.

That was before the ideally assembled cast members, led by Reba McEntire and Brian Stokes Mitchell and staged by Walter Bobbie, stepped forward to sing with their hearts in their throats.

Warner's preferred device of grouping the chorus, from which soloists step forward to sing, worked well for this chorally rich work.

Mr. Petrachie and Mr. Stancoiu each stepped forward to sing in hearty, sustained voices: about drinking, dancing, marital squabbling and memories of close-knit Rom neighborhoods.