Sentence examples for singing grew from inspiring English sources

The singing grew ever louder.

The singing grew more spirited.

His singing grew more mumbled until it became impossible.

Through the concert Mr. Chekara's singing grew as flamboyant as Ms. Heredia's, though with smooth arabesques rather than flamenco's rasp.

The dynamics of his singing grew more pronounced, soft, intimate passages being abruptly followed by fierce surges in volume.

Mr. Shrader's bright singing grew warmer as the brief show wore on, and he played a scene as Rosina's substitute music teacher with ample silliness.

$15. (Ages 3 to 5) In the spirit of those other same-order pals, "Frog and Toad," here are Turtle and his friend Spottie, who have very small adventures, observing their different skills at the gym or singing, growing a garden and going to the movies.

Once, when I was allowed in the Atlanta jail to interview some students who had been arrested at a sit-in, I could hear the faint sound of singing grow louder as a guard and I walked toward the cell where they were being held; by the time we reached the cell, the freedom songs, echoing off the jailhouse walls, sounded like a full church choir.

Following the first of these codas, the full band returns for the short instrumental break, after which Harrison repeats the choruses, with his singing growing "more impassioned", Huntley writes.

Opera star Jessye Norman made a surprise appearance between the cathedral's pulpits — her singing growing louder as she approached the microphone — and filled the soaring cathedral with a slow and strong "Amazing Grace".

Ms. Elias, who had a natural singing voice, grew to love opera by listening to the Saturday broadcasts of the Met while doing her housecleaning chores.