Sentence examples for singing notes from inspiring English sources

William Blake poignantly channeled the voices of long-suffering sweeps, sleeping in soot, dressed in the "clothes of death" and singing "notes of woe" as they rose in the dark to carry out their duty.

It was he who recognised from the start that her voice was a dramatic coloratura, and he tricked her into singing notes she believed were far too high for her.

LAWRENCE A. LANSNER A song not quite so appreciated: An apparently homeless man on a Sixth Avenue express train during the rush hour was singing notes from what Michael Hamm described as "some doo-wop song or other".

In a second trio, Dane Hurst joins Geffré and Merlos for a fragile but exhilarating fragment of ecstasy – the three of them creating a vortex of dance that becomes airborne when Merlos is lifted above the men's shoulders yet seems to be borne upwards by the singing notes of Balanescu's violin.

But she was singing notes to it.

And I've watched him leading thousands of strangers in the "Ave Maria" — singing notes they did not know they knew to sing — to their own deep delight.

Even back then, she didn't sing notes; she sang feelings and ideas".

One of Welch's former teachers said Welch didn't "sing notes; she sang feelings and ideas".

Rather, it seems male hermit thrushes choose to sing notes from these harmonic series.

Gradually sing notes higher and lower.

Don't sing notes that are out of your range.