Sentence examples for found singing in from inspiring English sources

* We've found singing in a language other than that spoken by students works well too.

Males of the mottled brown species reach just over an inch in length and can be found singing in choruses to attract females.

In the 1980s and 1990s, November could often be found singing in Atlantic City, such as at Gatsby's at The Grand, and then starting in 1990, at the Harrah's Atrium Lounge, with Artie Schroeck.

All these species can potentially be found singing in close proximity.

Our old Etonian prime minister has spouted similar opinions in the recent past, highlighting the self-same stupid prejudice: the idea that thanks to the influence of the leftie teaching establishment, kids at comprehensive schools are more likely to be found singing Blowin' in the Wind and growing mung bean plants than experiencing the character-building wonders of proper sport.

Only when I heard his explanatory patter at the live show did I understand that "Singing with a Stranger," the last track on the album, is about a group of Old Order German Baptist Brethren, whom Kahane found singing from their hymnals in an observation car.

You'll also find singing sessions in the Bell Inn, the New Penguin Book of Folk Songs given an afternoon platform on 9 February, and an interview session with husband-and-wife Jon Boden and Fay Hield on 10 February at noon.

She soon found work singing in comedy shows.

He was raised in poverty but with a strict religious background, which found him singing in choirs when he was six and which fostered a lifelong interest in gospel music.

Cocteau, though, was responsible for rejuvenating her career as it went into a popular tailspin in the early 1950s: one night he found her singing in some grim Parisian dive, and wrote an article that drew attention to her talents again.

We found ourselves singing in unexpected settings.