Sentence examples for player singing from inspiring English sources

When I heard a lacrosse player singing it to himself in the hallway in 1988, it made me laugh a bit, with happiness.

The images of the former Seleção player singing the Brazil national anthem in Japan kit showed how mixed his feelings were.

Of course there are the decent acts to look out for as well, such as a young rugby player singing Ain't No Sunshine and a man who attempts Nessun Dorma – surely a no-go area following Paul Potts's performance on his way to win the first series?

The grand finale of the show was O'Connell and a piano player singing original songs.

For four hours, maybe five, McGary and another post player sang classic rock, pop and oldies in the middle of the night.

One player sings into a microphone, replacing the original lead vocals, while another plays an electronic drum kit and two more play ersatz guitar and bass.

I liked the appreciation of a Senegalese player, sung to the tune of Happy Days: "Monday, Tuesday, Habib Beye..."... Or the number sung to England's gallant World Cup warrior, Peter Crouch: "There's only one Rodney Trotter, there's only one Rodney Trotter".

Not since Barnes rapped the immortal "you've got to hold and give, but do it at the right time" on World in Motion in 1990, has an England player sung on the team's official anthem.

A piano player sung hits by Elton John and Billy Joel.

But they were salsa players, singing in Spanish.

Martínez has all of his players singing the same tune.