Sentence examples for net singing from inspiring English sources

This clip of Robyn performing "Be Mine!" recorded recently at the offices of Cherrytree Records shows a talented singer working without a net, singing about a longing that isn't going to satisfied and isn't going away.

Out on the other side of the island, a few miles away, we find the fishermen working with beach nets: singing and hauling together on long lines to pull in a vast silvery bag of fish.

When the colourfully striped boats arrive, teams of men pull them in, along with the gargantuan nets, singing as they do so.

Many of Sutherland's works were broadcast in Ghana on a popular radio program, "The Singing Net," and most of her unpublished plays were performed by drama groups in Ghana.

Ms. Bachleda is a striking woman, but while she seduces Syracuse and the fish, which seem to swim right into his nets when she sings, Mr. Jordan won't or can't do much with her.

There's an image from the episode in which Peter Griffin, the series' bumbling patriarch, appears in fish-net stockings and sings a song telling off the Federal Communications Commission over a montage of the crude plot points for which the F.C.C. has censured the show.

Birds leaped from trees like a net thrown by his hand, singing.

As the net was pulled tight the singing became louder.

As the goals pepper the back of the net the RBB continues to sing.

That night we stayed in a hotel reached by an unpaved road that wound past coconut palm plantations and fishermen singing as they hauled nets out of the sea.

His mates would play djembes and harmoniums, and I just used to lie in bed, under a mosquito net, listening to all the prayers being sung".