Sentence examples for sang in two from inspiring English sources

Barbra Streisand made a splash in New York last year when she sang in two sold-out shows at the Barclays Center.

Or that he once sumptuously sang in two ardent duets as the slave girl's lover in one of the recurring Yul Brynner revivals.

(For better or worse, credit Mr. Sapper with the concept of a designer tea kettle; a sensorial creation in 1983 sang in two keys).

She attended a theatre club, played the guitar and piano and sang in two choirs, including the Masquerade Youth Choir.

Looking somewhat like a confused alien dropping in on our planet for twenty minutes, Hefele sang in two tones simultaneously to the wonder of a small audience.

She sang in two David Foster & Friends concerts in October 2011, in Tokyo, where she also appeared in several Japanese television interviews.

"Gringo, go home!" he sang in one song.

In the 1909 season the great tenor Leonid Sobinov, who sang in one of Diaghilev's operas, eloped with the dancer Vera Karalli.

He sang in one of the play's musical highlights when the shepherds serenade Mary with a powerful a cappella version of the Mark Lowry song "Mary Did You Know".

As the Nile Ensemble sang, in four languages from across Ethiopia, two dancers -- a man, Ashenafi Mitiku, and a woman, Almaz Getahun -- appeared in various local costumes for shoulder-shaking workouts.

He joined the Met roster in 1973, and sang in five productions his first season: three Verdi operas, "La Traviata," "Rigoletto" and "Il Trovatore," as well as Berlioz's "Troyens" and Gounod's "Faust".