Sentence examples for may sing a from inspiring English sources

You may sing a selection from Pippin if you so choose.

Bosses may sing a pretty song about innovation being the future.

Two stalwarts of the 1960's folk revival return to Greenwich Village for this show, and they may sing a duet or two.

By the time she got to the chorus, indignation had taken over: "How long can a girl be shackled to you?" Ms. Morissette may sing a lot of songs about love, but don't be fooled -- she is a hard-core skeptic, chronicling the endless ways men and women hurt each other.

This might also be called a subtractive model, and Wittgenstein captures this perfectly with a question: "A man may sing a song with expression and without expression.

You may sing a song of praise to draw nearer.

In Borneo, or Mindanao and Luzon in the Philippines, a man or woman may sing an epic or a love song in a natural voice with little or no attempt to nasalize it.

In many smaller species that do not normally sing duets, the male may sing all night from a single perch.

"We may sing in a different language, or pray in a different way, but we're really all the same," said Brewer, who will perform again this year.

Early in the breeding season males may sing from a rock or even in song-flight uttering a pleasant but repetitive voice.

He may sing in a sort of sub-American dialect, but that is the only language of rock 'n' roll; in between songs and offstage he talks and behaves just like all the other boys from Bermondsey (or Blackburn or Bootle), and neither he nor his formidable team of publicists will let anyone forget it.