Sentence examples for probably sung from inspiring English sources

In the past 12 years, I've probably sung 1,800 bedside renditions of "My Favorite Things".

Some of the early songs were probably sung to troubadour melodies, because their texts closely resemble Provençal models.

The baritone Leo Nucci, who has probably sung the title role in "Rigoletto" more than 400 times, is a newcomer to Orange.

The legends were probably sung and recited by wandering minstrels and bards even before the advent of the Christian Era, in much the same way as they still are.

They sang the Dixie Chicks' hit revenge fantasy "Goodbye Earl," which Swift said "was my go-to song …. and I've probably sung it 7,000 times".

On one occasion, when Hughes had been informed that at a party hosted by a German man, the band had played "Das Lied der Deutschen", Hughes asked Garran "By the way, what is this tune?" to which Garran replied that it was Haydn's melody to "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser", and as it was used as the tune to several hymns "it was probably sung in half a dozen churches in Sydney last Sunday".

You'll be tickled and, despite your best judgment, probably singing along.

He is playing a lyre, as you can see here, and probably singing, along with his lyre playing.

Anyway, I probably sang Killing Me Softly because that's my shower song.

"And I think Zayn will probably sing a lot of it 'cause he sounds great on it.

She is singing the Met's final Butterfly of the season, and she will probably sing it well.