Sentence examples for sing the verse from inspiring English sources

In other words, in performance, you could sing the verse of a song plain, and then tap Hit to burst into harmony.

I love to sing the verse to "With a Song in My Heart"; it floats around in a lovely, unresolved netherworld of anticipation and excitement, the way you feel when you're about to see the one you love.

When I walk into the voting booth this year, I'll close the curtain, close my eyes, take a breath and quietly sing the verse from John Lennon's ode to what could be, "Imagine".

It's typical to start a djent song with the breakdown riff, then speed up to sing the verse, then shift to the chorus, then back to the Sweeping arpeggiated solos.

Before the performance, Mr. Bresnick recited a passage of Blake's verse; midway through the piece, after brassy perambulation and dreamy reverie, Ms. Moore sang the verse as she played.

Singing the verse about the futilities of higher education, Ms. Bareilles was grinning widely: a little excited, a little embarrassed, embracing it anyway.

A male soloist at the match on the Hawaiian island of Maui sang the verse beginning with the lines "Deutschland, Deutschland uber alles, uber alles in der Welt", which translates as "Germany, Germany, above all, above all in the world".

Graduates waxed sentimental about Trinity traditions, especially the one after the Christmas chapel when the whole school belts out the "12 Days of Christmas," with each grade singing the verse to match their year.

"I started singing the verse instead of the chorus!

After singing the verse to Frusciante, they began structuring the song the next day.

As Madonna sings the verse "Oh father I have sinned", the violins change their pitch to a higher one.