Sentence examples for sing singing from inspiring English sources

Near the end of the chorus you will hear the singer sing "Singing," you can then play the G above middle C when you hear "Sing" and the E flat; above middle C when you hear "-ing.

"Do you hear the people sing, singing a song of angry men?

If you want to go to school you have to cover your hair, and when you want to sing, singing solo is forbidden for women as well," 38-year-old Alinejad told VICE News.

"I spent my young years listening to every piece of music I could get my hands on... and really, I learned to sing singing along to Stevie Wonder, Michael Jackson, and James Taylor," says McArthur.

If you're singing on a CD where the artist is also singing, sing with her/him.

I said: "You want that singing, sing it yourself".

So it's a constant battle to say, 'Don't let the voices win.' Sing, sing, sing, sing, sing.

Gotta do up the curls, pick up the accordion and sing, sing, sing.

"After all, the United Nations flag is kind of blue, and we will be assembling on 30 April to get in the mood to sing, sing, sing".

In this grammar were discussed the peculiar Indo-European vowel alternations called Ablaut by Grimm (e.g., English sing, sang, sung; or Greek peíth-ō 'I persuade,' pé-poith-a 'I am persuaded,' é-pith-on 'I persuaded').

She couldn't have her phone in jail, either: no bling bling on your ring ring in sing sing, darling.