Sentence examples for singing deep from inspiring English sources

Only now it was nothing like the singing deep, moody, yearning -- that helped make her debut album, "Come Away With Me," the surprise hit and Grammy champion of 2002-2003.

"Woof!" Elizabeth cries out — Broadway's version of a wolf whistle — before emerging from the cave to sing "Deep Love," a hymn to the Monster's "long love / incredibly long love".

"Woof!" Elizabeth cries out Broadway's version of a wolf whistle before emerging from the cave to sing "Deep Love," a hymn to the Monster's "long love / incredibly long love".

His talking voice is just like the old singing voice – deep, mellow, comforting.

And the singer, Attila Csihar, appearing halfway through the 90-minute set and staying through the end, did his extraordinary part in this ritual, singing in deep overtones, murmuring indistinctly and whispering like a dying man.

If you watch the video (included in this film) of him singing "Waist Deep in the Big Muddy" on CBS in 1968, you'll know just what I mean.

Because we felt like, even someone who's extremely popular and mainstream as Taylor Swift, she's singing really deep shit.

It will just mean that a woman capable of feeling passion and pain sufficient to stop the birds from singing and deep enough to cause the oceans to weep died before she could fulfill her dream of living the love that, at the time of her disappearance, had no name.

The "Escape to India" sequence from "Kundun" (1997) uses Tibetan throat-singing, deep percussion and low winds to create a haunting atmosphere that is gradually brightened.

That's before Blaine Harrison sings "Deep down I know I should leave the past behind," one of several wistful reflections here on the passing of time.

When he sings, his deep voice echoes loudest.