Sentence examples for sing too much from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carter did not sing too much, Ms. Scott said, but he listened often to the tape of the soundtrack.

Ashanti doesn't have a wide vocal range, but she knows enough not to sing too much; she gets out of the way to let the beats and tunes and stories do their work.

He also asked for someone to quiet down the mariachis, who, according to him, sing too much.

President Barack Obama revealed his wife Michelle can be "relentless" with her teasing and she "gets jealous when I sing too much".

Don't sing too much, your voice will strain.

If you have a sore throat don't sing too much because you could damage your voice.

He sings "too much" at a Criterion dinner in a private room.

Just as dangerous as singing too much is singing the wrong roles, and some critics have complained that Netrebko has learned too many parts too quickly and should be sticking to lighter roles.

For some people, the latter name may have evoked nostalgia (the theme of our cover this week), either for the big-hair band that sang "Too Much Time on My Hands" (1981) or perhaps for high school days spent trying to translate the underworld passages of Virgil's "Aeneid".

They should have listened to their own advice when they sang, "Too much of something is bad enough".

Wilson commented about the song: Geri came in and sang: 'Too much of something/Da-da-da-da-da...Right.