Sentence examples for involved singing from inspiring English sources

It is now generally believed that English descant originally involved singing in two parts with an upper voice extemporaneously added to a plainchant, frequently in contrary motion, as opposed to the parallel motion typical of fauxbourdon.

Megan: If there was ever a season weighted in favor of a comedy queen, it's season seven: there have been only two challenges that haven't involved singing and/or acting so far this season.

Previous "I'm a feminist, but …" moments have involved singing along to Robin Thicke's Blurred Lines, fat-shaming Disney characters and reading articles called "Why Cheryl Knows Liam Is The One".

"If it saves lives... ...... he began, but she cut him dead: "Oh, my dear boy, you don't think you've saved a single life, do you?" Rodman has made further visits to see the person he calls "a good-hearted kid" - apart from talking about Kenneth Bae, this most recent one involved singing "Happy Birthday to you" to Kim at a basketball game.

It involved singing clues to houseguests' imacted names, retrieving muddy CDs, and climbing ramps made of what looked like ice.

For me, there was never any doubt in my mind that I wanted to pursue a career that involved singing and acting.

Learning to read means learning to read about Kim Il-sung; music class involves singing patriotic songs.

Many of their public rites involve singing, dancing, chanting and drumming.

These are welcome if only because they involve singing, an amenity with which the first Establishment revue hubristically dispensed.

Kataria believes that rules would slow his movement's dissemination, so a club in Tokyo might involve singing children's songs, while one in Tallahassee might not.

His prescription for longevity and happiness involves singing Chinese folk songs for four to six hours a day while drinking many cups of hot green tea.