Sentence examples for singing man from inspiring English sources
In my fantasy version of Monday's debate, the question would have gone to Ron Paul, who would then begin singing "Man in Black" — except that he might not have signed on for the lyrics about social responsibility.
The mild-mannered "Cry-Baby: The Musical," inspired by "Cry-Baby," the 1990 film about a high school rock 'n' roll rebel in 1950s Baltimore, shouldn't offend anyone, despite its inclusion of a singing man in an iron lung, a love ballad devoted to kissing "with tongue" and blithe references to people dying in electric chairs.
"Sorry, I just passed a singing man," Klausner said on the phone to HuffPost when loud music momentarily drowned out the conversation.
1505 1585), became a lay clerk (singing man) at Canterbury Cathedral c. 1540 and was subsequently appointed a Gentleman of the Chapel Royal in 1543.
In the classical song repertoire, there is nothing new about women singing men's songs.
He also sang "Man of Constant Sorrow".
Cash sang "Man in Black" on his own show, which ran between 1969 and 1971.
A month later Michael Jackson died, and everyone on Facebook was going on and on about Michael Jackson and they were remembering, you know, 'I sang "Man in the Mirror" in the school talent show and forgot the words,' or whatever".
Any rube can go up and sing "Man!
