Sentence examples for singing coming from from inspiring English sources

The soldiers hear singing coming from the other trenches.

During one song, Mr. Woolhouse stopped altogether, seemingly because he detected singing coming from that part of the room.

I could hear muffled singing coming from behind a closed door down the hall.

It lacked the warm cello of the original and included eerie backup singing coming from a place I couldn't see.

At night, she said, they occasionally heard mournful singing coming from his bedroom, but bound by politeness and maybe a hint of fear, they left him undisturbed.

"I heard this singing coming from somewhere around me," he told me, "and I'm trying to listen to Charlie Wilson, but my producer's ear is hearing this other voice, and I'm thinking, Wow, that is not natural.

"Singing comes from the lower abdominal muscles, and without strong abs, it's hard to do it well and control the breath," Dr. Cho said.

In part, that was because he believes singing comes from the head as well as the diaphragm, and intellectual study is important.

We heard the sound of singing come from behind the house, and found a local evangelical Christian group finishing their weekly "healing prayer" session under some trees.

I was the symbol of old-fashioned culture because the songs I sang came from former times and meant a great deal to the older people in the audience".

It's impossible not to be charmed by Sheila Hancock singing Coming Down from Aldermaston, a merrily satirical 1962 protest song that feels perfectly of its time.