Sentence examples for from sing from inspiring English sources

Derivation is the formation of new words from existing words; e.g., "singer" from "sing" and "acceptable" from "accept".

For example, "sings," "singing," "sang," and "sung" are all inflectional forms of the vocabulary item traditionally referred to as "the verb to sing"; but "singer," which is formed from "sing" by the addition of the morph -er (just as "singing" is formed by the addition of -ing), is one of the forms of a different vocabulary item.

Mr. Cosgrove Harden had just escaped from Sing Sing.

There are more than 100 scenes from Sing Sing prison.

He served nearly 14 years in state prison, and was paroled from Sing Sing in 1993, officials said.

The phrase comes from New York, specifically, from Sing Sing prison, which is around 30 miles north of New York City on the Hudson River.

You retired from singing in 2012, aged only 52.

But that didn't stop women from singing.

That doesn't disqualify you from singing on the stage of the Met".

Shortly thereafter Urban developed a medical condition that prevented him from singing, and the Ranch disbanded.

"And you can't stop famous people from singing when they come here".