Sentence examples for high singing from inspiring English sources
Mr. Bridwell's high singing voice registers as soothing even when he strains.
Her characteristically sweet, high singing was balanced against more strident and cathartic belting.
Given his history of vocal problems, you had to worry about the stressed, pinched sound of his loud, high singing.
Ms. Gallardo-Domâs may not have a conventionally beautiful sound, and soft high singing does not come naturally to her.
The final Allegro built up a good momentum, but its virtuosic writing for the first violin, and the high, singing line in the cello once again proved — for these players, on this evening — a bridge too far.
I see them fly, I hear them high Singing parrots bringing April spring.... (Dick, on first hearing this song, had commented, "Parrots don't sing. Talk, maybe. Holler. But they sure as hell don't sing".
"Sing it high, sing it strong," he grumbled into the mike.
She has the high, sing-song tone of a teenage girl (and in this case, the reference points, too).
"No knife are present in neighborhood of crime," he reports, in inexplicably bludgeoned English spoken in a "high, sing-song voice".
The original, lyrical end theme, "Flying High" – sung by Gary Miller, with supporting vocals by Ken Barrie – was abandoned in favour of a variation of the march.
These styles generally can be grouped into three categories: tongp'yŏnje ("east-side singing school"), sŏp'yŏnje ("west-side singing school"), and chunggoje ("middle-high singing school").
