Sentence examples for practically singing from inspiring English sources

But because of the alchemy of our foursome, we were practically singing in the rain.

Yet, for the most part, the effort is a success, and the audience's physical closeness (at times, cast members were practically singing into my ear) exposes an extra layer of emotion.

And by day or by night, Mantua is a blissful pleasure to ramble around, its narrow cobbled streets abounding with dusty antique shops, little cafés and, or course, delicatessens practically singing with agreeable aromas.

They practically sang this like a lyric.

It spoke to us; in fact, it practically sang out.

Catherine's outfits have practically sung the British national anthem, so many of them have been in block colours of red, white or blue.

"The audiences practically sing along with you; they come for the piece, not the cast, but that makes a devoted opera fan follow you to your next performance".

My favorite was a wiry man with nasal snarl of a voice who practically sang the words "Cracker Jack" as a three-note riff: two eighth notes on "Cracker," followed by a quarter note on "Jack," always on a falling minor third.

Heidi greets the gang on the runway to give them cryptic clues as to their next challenge, and this time she practically sings, "Time for your next challennnnnnnnnnge," wearing the ittybittiest minidress ever.

Want the smell that practically sings "Christmas"?

Though his early works were often blessed with ideally quirky interpreters, most memorably Hope Davis and Patricia Clarkson, his words seemed practically to sing by themselves.