Sentence examples for sing it wrong from inspiring English sources

"If you sing it wrong, they'll know".

[The kids] were like, 'You sang it wrong!'" Paul said, "They'd be like, 'Hey, why'd you skip that song?' because they knew the exact sequence of the album".

Brace yourself for some serious '90s nostalgia: Hanson's catchy tune "MMMBop" turns 20 on April 15 and the band dropped a major truth bomb about the song -- people have been singing it wrong this whole time.

If you're using your nose to sing it, something is wrong.

When Beverley sings it's clear that however wrong I go, she will hold the fort.

It occurs almost entirely underwater only so the habitually cross-dressing rabbit can sing "Would It Be Wrong?" as a mermaid.

While Billy Bragg may have famously sung that "it's wrong to wish on space hardware", Cuarón's script (co-written with his son, Jonás, further cementing the parent/child theme) positively insists that we do just that.

It's that happy time of year again when, traditionally, as we gear up for the delight of failing to take seven minicabs to fail to arrive at six mistaken parties and lose the will to do much except sing a wrong approximation of the words of Burns and look for another minicab home, writers traditionally indulge themselves by filling up space with prejudice against the year gone past.

It was like trying to sing in the wrong octave -- Swamplandia! just wasn't working.

Paste Magazine likened Holley to "Rickie Lee Jones singing John Prine," but Paste got it wrong.

Two hundred and twenty people just heard me sing in the wrong place.