Sentence examples for sing the latter from inspiring English sources
I have not been able to bring myself to sing the latter, but as I watched the Afrikaners around me trying to twist their mouths around Nkosi Sikelel and black South Africans in turn belting out Die Stem with unfettered delight, my stand seemed ridiculously churlish, and so I joined in, exalting along with everyone else those Boer ox-wagons as they conquered the interior.
Taylor Swift welcomed guest Carly Simon on stage to sing the latter's 1973 hit "You're So Vain" to a stadium of concertgoers in Massachusetts.
The former, as Agee himself tells us, is meant to be sung; the latter, preached".
I'll throw out there two songs as examples, Al Green song "So Good To Be Here" and "Love On A Two-Way Street," especially by singing the latter an octave lower.
On the last night, Michael Eavis appeared on the main stage with headline artist Stevie Wonder to sing the chorus of the latter's "Happy Birthday", marking the festival's 40th year.
Although both Kubicek and Gonzalez criticized Rachel's motivations in singing the song, the latter still gave it an "A" and noted "if I had to listen to someone cover this song, it'd be her".
'If songs were lines in a conversation,' he sang on the latter, 'the situation would be fine.' Had he ever sung a truer couplet?
"She may be the queen of hearts, but I'm gonna be the queen of your body parts," she sang on the latter, demonstrating her unfathomable depth.
Musically they are very different: the former uses loud clappers and cymbals for scenes of action and the penetrating sound of fiddles accompanies singing; in the latter the flute is the major instrument, and strings and cymbals are absent.
Germany was very much at war with both France and Russia, so the sound of the former's national anthem sung in the latter's accent could rightly be construed as inflammatory.
"I don't know why they think we're the same," she sings on the latter — a highlight of her EP, Switch Tape — as she mourns out-maturing old friends.
