Sentence examples for singing call from inspiring English sources

She is famous for singing "Call Me, Maybe".

Then, there's the fantastic and now viral video of the U.S. Swim Team singing "Call Me Maybe".

Jackson refers to her bravado in the lyrics, singing call and response lines such as "Do you like my style / Yeah that's sexy, sexy, sexy".

To honor that, BaracksDubs, the folks who brought us Obama singing "Call Me Maybe" and so many more, have released their most poignant mash-up yet: POTUS singing Bruce Springsteen's immortal "Born In The U.S.A".

There may be singing, call and response, group prayer, or kneeling.

To the traditional accompaniment of accordion, banjo, fiddle, and guitar and to prompting, patter, and singing calls made by a "caller," couples perform a variety of movements, all based on a smooth, "shuffling" walk.

In his booklet "One Hundred and One Singing Calls," Dr. Frank L. Lyman, an Iowa doctor who is a caller himself, observes, "Many churches, still opposing various forms of 'social dancing, have encouraged square-dancing as being wholesome".

(c) Instead of "I Dreamed a Dream," Tom wanted to sing "Call Me Maybe".

We had all been drawing on napkins and playing checkers and listening to Ashlyn and Tristen sing "Call Me Maybe," when all of a sudden Tara gasped and lifted the hair away from her daughter's ears.

Get Diane Keaton to sing, call the outfit Annie Jazz Hall, and change the genre forever.

He really liked that time Colin Powell sang "Call Me Maybe" off-key.