Sentence examples for singing out for from inspiring English sources

The poppies are particularly brilliant; the plants at least two feet across, with black-blotched red flowers that have already been singing out for six weeks.

However, I was never quite secure having been thrown out of eighth grade choir for singing out of tune when it really was my friend Lizzy standing next to me.

As an Italian colleague put it: 'Do you destroy La Scala because the tenor sings out of tune?' Those wishing for the Tour to die seem to hanker after a golden age when cyclists were healthy young men competing in a gentlemanly and drug-free competition.

We'll sing out for liberation Till you hear and understand.

Children who arrived at the end of September timid and glum now tumble, giggle and sing out for Barney.

Week in Review, Page 7 Op-Ed FRANK RICH If "American Idol" can sing out for change in prime time, it ill-becomes President Obama to remain mute in the White House.

Back in the sixties, Dylan seemed to state the times they were a-changin', and Merle Haggard sang out for the Okies from Muskogee and then Dylan ended up learning more from Merle than Merle did from him.

Imagine... newly-sighted people moved to sing out, for the first time, "I can see clearly now..."...

We must be willing to speak out, to sing out, for ourselves and others, for freedom, equality, and humanity, even if our voice shakes.

And very important thing is you should sing out for yourself and without thinking that someone is even listening to you.

With many traditions and customs, all sorts of peoples gather to reproduce and produce practices that sing out Shabbat to them, but for me, the highest light of them all is the light of thought that accompanies the silent sunset.