Sentence examples for practising singing from inspiring English sources

Possibly more important than practising singing Katy Perry might have virtually tickled 10,000 undercarriages with her performance of I Kissed a Girl, but people seemed to be underwhelmed by her performance.

Already sensing his "transgender difference" but not knowing how to make sense of it, Hegarty was drawn to British acts such as Kate Bush, Marc Almond, the Cocteau Twins, Yazoo and Culture Club, as well as practising singing to Nina Simone.

My one word of advice is to practise singing well at least one song for the karaoke and make sure you don?t choose the salt-flavoured toothpaste at the supermarket.

While Taylor and Till practise singing their vows (I don't envy Taylor's position, having to compose a love song to a composer. But I guess it's no picnic having to write a poem to a lyricist, either), Helen Brearley and Teresa Willward will be having a humanist ceremony in Halifax, West Yorkshire.

Find a song that's mostly in your vocal range but has some high (or low) notes, and practise singing it, even if you can't yet reach the highest notes, but try to anyway.

Practise singing, an instrument, sports, whatever you've been doing.

Singing to a friend is also good practise for singing in front of more people.

"I used to practise classical singing when I was younger.

Imagine James Corden now, but worse, and you have to sit next to that for eight years, while he quietly practises his singing and draws Late, Late Show logos in the back of his jotter.

"All the churches are different and they have a different way of practising, but by singing, we could overcome that," said Peter Mabior, the choir's founder and priest at the Episcopal Church of South Sudan.

In 2004 Gutawa was approached by the manager of ADA Band, who had heard her practising at her singing lessons from the band's studio next door.