Sentence examples for singing across from inspiring English sources

Each DJ was to do one tune, with Katy singing across all the tracks.

This study was designed to examine the temporal acoustic differences between male trained singers and nonsingers during speaking and singing across voiced and voiceless English stop consonants.

But through nineteen years of singing across this great country of ours (and several inferior nations abroad) we have managed to create discord.

Lo's beautiful singing across the supple accompaniment of this number was a treat, his ever-changing dialogue with Diaye's tama like a little slice of heaven.

He deftly calculated the emotive impact of his singing across the cycle's duration; midway through, when he sang of his "burden of joy" (in "Pause"), you felt that even the protagonist sensed what was coming, yet pursued cruel love all the same.

As Annie Lennox once sang across the ideological divide: everybody's looking for something.

I hear the songs that have been sung across this island chain for five million years or more.

All that's left, she and Dale Carnegie sing across the decades, is to do the right thing.

"Wait for me, I'm coming," she sings across a cafe table half a decade later, in a girlish, flutelike voice.

Of the latter, Addie (played by Marietta Simpson) remains to sing across the old South's black and white divide and provide the Greek chorus of Hellman's original.

Guthrie, who wrote hundreds of songs during the Great Depression — about the jobless, the impoverished, the socially ostracized — is as relevant today as he was when he wandered and sang across the old Dust Bowl.