Sentence examples for he sang everything from inspiring English sources

In "Surprise," over hand claps and backup vocals of "ba-ba-ba-ba," he sang, "Everything that's alive ultimately dies".

His last album, Gettin' in Over My Head, was marred by his disconcerting vocal technique: he sang everything in a halting, distressed bark, as if he were reading a ransom note rather than his own lyrics.

He sang operatic roles — Mozart and Wagner and Strauss and even Verdi (a little uneasily; his voice wasn't really right for Verdi), but he was at his greatest singing lieder, and he sang everything written for solo voice — the work of little-known composers like Hans Pfitzner and Ernst Krenek, as well as Schubert and Schumann and Brahms.

Without targeting any particular genre, she sang everything from Broadway ballads to youth-oriented rhythm and blues.

But listen to Karen, she sang everything from the back seat.

As a wise man once sang, "everything must change...nothing...can remain...the same," and by jove he was right.

"I sang everything I knew – pop stuff, spirituals, just a few words of [anything] I remembered".

Ms. Stafford sang everything from folk songs to novelties to hymns.

In this form, as a Scottish predecessor once sang, everything is possible.

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And when Irving sang, "Everything about it is appealing... everything the traffic will allow...".