Sentence examples for sing across from inspiring English sources

All that's left, she and Dale Carnegie sing across the decades, is to do the right thing.

Of the latter, Addie (played by Marietta Simpson) remains to sing across the old South's black and white divide and provide the Greek chorus of Hellman's original.

Dio would sing across the riff, whereas Ozzy would follow the riff, like in "Iron Man".

As Annie Lennox once sang across the ideological divide: everybody's looking for something.

Each DJ was to do one tune, with Katy singing across all the tracks.

This study was designed to examine the temporal acoustic differences between male trained singers and nonsingers during speaking and singing across voiced and voiceless English stop consonants.

I hear the songs that have been sung across this island chain for five million years or more.

"Wait for me, I'm coming," she sings across a cafe table half a decade later, in a girlish, flutelike voice.

Guthrie, who wrote hundreds of songs during the Great Depression — about the jobless, the impoverished, the socially ostracized — is as relevant today as he was when he wandered and sang across the old Dust Bowl.

But the girl wanted to stay with her mother, and there are fears the strike may worsen.Early that afternoon, as strikers chanted, danced and sang across the street, Mrs. Ngwane and Nokwethemba walked silently past them, their eyes straight ahead, bound for home.

"She was so happy, and such a big personality that she would love the idea of having her name sung across the skies - she would absolutely have adored that idea". Abigail's name has been turned into the birdsong of a robin, which Pauline says is very appropriate.