Sentence examples for singing between from inspiring English sources

Other American publications told of Israeli soldiers studying, dating, cooking and singing between battle tours and military training.

The new boy did the same thing to Malinda, singing between their parents, to Craig, on the violin, and Clay, on the bass.

The melody canters and then hops up, passing through one of the band's many moments of gorgeous and odd harmony singing between Stipe and the bassist Mike Mills.

There was a time when I stopped singing, between 16 and 19, but that was done on purpose, maybe as a punishment, maybe as a cure".

In any case, the various choirs that will be singing between now and 19 June will all undoubtedly sound different to one another.

Swanson appeared in more modest British fare such as Valley of Song (1953), a charming Romeo and Juliet-type story of a feud over choir singing between two families in a south Wales village.

It's a thin line, Chrissie Hynde sang, between love and hate.

The Introit is a processional chant that was originally a psalm with a refrain sung between verses.

Hard-driving songs like "Brotherly Love," sung between punches by Drake and Frank, and the Shape's impish numbers are catchy, backed by gravelly voices and modest choreography.

the crowd erupted in an impassioned frenzy as pop stars took turns on the stage to sing between the political speeches.

Early vocal music like Gregorian chant often uses a melismatic style, in which a single syllable of text is sung between successive notes.