Sentence examples for sing message from inspiring English sources

Investigating the wonders of the Library for the Performing Arts, and going to its gala, provided the opportunity to see Cole Porter's cigarette case, to hear Angela Lansbury speak, to marvel at Baryshnikov, and to hear Sting, on a stool under a spotlight in the crowd, sing "Message in a Bottle" — an image that reminded me of the library itself.

It was Sting, singing "Message in a Bottle".

For the concert's finale in New Jersey the Police sang "Message in a Bottle" joined by Mr. Mayer— a longtime Police fan — on guitar and Mr. West with a guest rap.

All concurred that she was beautiful, well turned out, funny, down to earth, and all mentioned that she loved to sing – one message even urged me to tell the world about Joyce's fantastic singing voice.

In the meantime, after voicing our concern about no representation of the grassroots food movement/entities on the Jamie Oliver Food Revolution preview, we've been given an open window to shout and sing our message to the masses.

On "Teleprompters" Ms. Dawson has a benediction for herself, her partner and anyone else who might be listening: "I sing these messages to you, but now I need to hear them too/I am beautiful, I am powerful/I am strong, and I am lovable".

Disney characters sing lofty messages about finding your true self, developing your special talent and becoming successful doing what you love.

Why aren't the prime minister and all his colleagues singing this message from the roof tops?

"We knew we were singing the message of America to the world," said Vernie Swenson, 90, who was in the choir and on the platform that day with his wife, Shirley, 87.

Its transfusions not only make thousands of sportsmen and women rich beyond the dreams of their predecessors (and most of the rest of us), but they also pay for training facilities, modern stadiums, full-time coaching and efficient administration.For some tastes, the authorities sing their new message a mite too loudly.

"Wake up, everybody, no more sleeping in bed!" The soulful acoustics of Grammy-award-winning R&B singer John Legend may be unfamiliar to the large group of African bankers watching him sing, but the message is loud and clear: "No more time for thinking; time for thinking ahead".