Sentence examples for may sing the from inspiring English sources
He said he may sing the tune at the festival.
If the song is for a particular artist, the top-liner may sing the demo in that artist's style.
You may sing the unalloyed originals if you're performing for an audience that knows what it's getting into.
As much as employers may sing the praises of multitasking, research shows that it is not actually possible to perform more than one job at any given time.
Thus, the beautiful Joseph (sura 12) is a fitting symbol for the handsome beloved; the nightingale may sing the psalms of David (sura 21 79 a.o); the rose sits on Solomon's wind-borne throne (sura 21 81 a.o), and its opening petals can be compared to Joseph's shirt rent by Potiphar's wife (sura 12 25 ff)., its scent to that of Joseph's shirt, which cured blind Jacob (sura 12 94).
I've yet to hear of anyone going gently into that dark night on the basis that she or he is happily anticipating their dissolution into cosmic dust, nor do I witness multitudes assembling in order that they may sing the periodic table together, or recite prime numbers in plain chant.
All species have high, thin, melodious voices; in courtship the male may sing in the sky or audibly clap his wings aloft.
The sand may sing because the silica layer makes grains sticky.
There will come a time when all "may sing in the village, and shout in the harvest," Blake says, "and woo in pleasant gardens,/Their once savage loves, now beaming with knowledge, with gentle awe adorned".
Television Hugh Montgomery EastEnders Christmas Day Most Christmas TV favourites may sing from the same, heartwarming carol sheet, but the show fundamental to my festive season involves scant genuine festivity and goodwill to absolutely no men.
In Morocco groups of women may sing to the accompaniment of a frame drum supplied with jingles, a spike fiddle (one in which the handle traverses the body and emerges at the lower end to form a spike), small cymbals, and a pair of kettledrums, each playing her own instrument.
