Sentence examples for singing hard from inspiring English sources

See ya! 5.43pm BST Kenny Young and Mark Zarb-Adami singing 'Hard Times Come Again No More'.

Berninger surfed the crowd, twice, trailing his mic cable, singing hard in his clear tenor voice, which sounded strong but never strained.

And Ben Gibbard of Death Cab for Cutie, along with St . Vincent did right by "Fakin' It": he singing hard, she singing softly, the band inflating the song's psychedelic touches into extended clouds of echo and loops.

Even at his most powerful, singing hard in his nasal voice — it's got impact but not much traction, that voice — Mr. Aldean seems to be standing in for larger societal forces, usually involving quitting time and beer.

Haas had the idea of showing a music video of himself, Federer, and Grigor Dimitrov singing "Hard to Say I'm Sorry," written by Haas's father-in-law, the songwriter David Foster, who accompanied on the piano.

She is small, white, medium glamorous, Californian, late 30s, but a performer before anything else: before an audience she goes deep and sexy and ugly, singing hard and on pitch, screaming hard and on pitch, hips like a boomerang, knees on the floor.

Alex Turner, the band's leader, sustains melodies within the clamor, singing hard-nosed observations — sometimes cryptic, sometimes bitterly cynical — in a baleful baritone croon.

It didn't matter whether he was singing hard-core honky-tonk or mellifluous soft pop like "Danny Boy," with the 10-piece string section he had hired bowing along.

Mr. Pineda, who sings hard and with the appropriate vulnerability, gives it some distinction.

Mr. Bullard, an elementary school principal and timber farmer, sang "Hard Times Come Again No More" at the concert.

"You were smart to pick that song," Kara said, adding that Alison sang hard enough to work up a thirst; Paula said that she was the "consummate professional".