Sentence examples for literally sing from inspiring English sources
The Beatles and the football team were both massive, and people would literally sing Beatles songs on the Kop.
A lineup of celebrity admirers literally sing the great Canadian-Buddhist songwriter's praises here, in a tribute concert movie that's intercut with gushing platitudes and (not enough) footage of the man himself talking about his life.
Humpback whales will literally sing and dance for food.
The stones inside the theatre literally sing with opera, musicals and orchestral music, and I wanted to convey the sense of an international space created by the art of music.
I'd literally sing for hours, rehearse, focusing on the dream and breathe in the pure highland air from the Scottish countryside, whilst at the same time, dreaming of that break, of discovering the world through my voice.
To bring together all the voices in the choir, the many textured, rainbow colored, patch-work quilt that is America and provide a vehicle to literally sing our stories together, like strands in the quilt.
He literally sings a song about it, you barbarians.
With things back to normal by 2010, the Saakashvili government took to literally singing its own praises.
"It is thought among musicians in India that his sarangi literally sang," Mr. Hussain said by telephone from Mumbai.
Students, faculty members and staff passed around a microphone and, in some cases literally, sang his praises.
