Sentence examples for singing means from inspiring English sources

But singing means a lot to me.

Singing Mean Son of a Gun, 14-year-old Kitty sounds about as mean as a kitten (though, to be fair, so did Johnny Horton in the original).

Back at the school auditorium, she joins Puck in singing "Mean", tells him that she has arranged for him to retake a crucial test to graduate, and promises to help him pass.

To them, "hopefully she sang" means "she sang in a state of hope", not "let's hope she sang".

The resulting sentence John walks and sings means that John is an element of the set denoted by the verb phrase.

Sat refers to truth (satya) and sang means community or gathering.

Sam Cooke sang "Mean Old World".

Levi Stubbs got up and sang "Mean Green Mother" and he brought the house down.

Bassey's tendency to wring the juice out of everything she sings meant Hawley's delicate After the Rain crumpled under her delivery, but she turned in a surprisingly subtle version of Bradfield's melancholy The Girl From Tiger Bay.

And the songs that are meant for us to imagine Jolson singing mean nothing in the play's context.

The sectarian singing meant the Ibrox club's fans were banned from travelling to their next European away game, the club was fined 80,000 euros (£68,000) and Rangers were handed a suspended ban on a second away game and warned they faced playing a home game behind closed doors if found guilty of the same offence within three years.