Sentence examples for ready to sing from inspiring English sources

"I was winding up, ready to sing," she said.

Or someone who isn't ready to sing about something political.

"Are you ready to sing?" Harriette Walters asked.

Really, all the characters need to do is sense the encouragement and get ready to sing.

"He did not seem ready to sing that song, which was certainly disconcerting," Romney said.

"This guy is really talented; within seconds he writes a paragraph ready to sing, during a concert," says Souleyman.

Yawning opens your throat to help you get ready to talk or sing Make your face as big as it can go, and hold it for about one second.

Freda readies herself to sing again and the young man, cross-legged, leans forward, heedfully, unblinking, as though this treasure would vanish for all time were this moment not preserved.

The audience at Bonnaroo is famously participatory, usually ready to dance, sing, shout or clap along with the slightest encouragement (or none at all).

Last season, the Dark Horse Consort performed music of the Low Countries under the wide, sad, searching eyes of Rembrandt, who seemed ready if not to sing along then to deliver an approving grunt.

"But when the show goes off, there aren't songs ready for people to sing; and the time it takes you to record those songs, people's attention span has gone.