Sentence examples for it sings as from inspiring English sources

But it sings, as Pasternak's poetry does.

The Rev. Lewis C. Lockwood, a Northern chaplain sent South by the American Missionary Association to aid black refugees, heard it sung as a rallying anthem by the contraband slaves who gathered at Virginia's Fortress Monroe.

The first two raise their hands so as to form an arch, and the rest run through it, singing as they run the rhyme set out above.

Begin teaching the bird what you want it to say or sing as soon as it settles into its cage.

In his new musical version, co-written with playwright David Greig, it sings just as clearly to today's (dis) United Kingdom.

But it's played and sung as seriously as the album's hit; different style, same intensity.

Never less than impressive, in places, it's phenomenal, with Mr. Kelly singing as vigorously as ever, on songs that are some of the most elegant of his career.

"I have appeared on some Broadway albums but I've always wanted to make it singing, singing as a solo artist.

When the band of the Royal Marines, who had played a tune for each of the 16 competing nations, came to play the national anthem it was sung as it may never be sung again.

Although it is actually Tom's Restaurant I changed it to "diner" as it sings better.

It originated in the Middle Ages, when it was sung as a heroic ballad.