Sentence examples for singing praises from inspiring English sources

(And what a funeral it would have been, with Bill Clinton singing praises and Faith Hill singing "Breathe").

Then the dancers disappeared and a petite female singer moved in, circling through the crowd and singing praises to relatives of the bride and groom.

Though touching lightly on some traditionalists' opposition to female cantors, "A Cantor's Tale" is more concerned with singing praises than with arguing over orthodoxies.

I … don't know what's the actual reason [for the YouTube ban] but … [people] say that there were some videos published on YouTube which were singing praises of free and fair election in Pakistan.

The Imperial Hot Wok I have long been singing praises of the Imperial Herbal restaurant, one of my favorite Singapore haunts, where Chinese master chefs collaborate with a traditional herbalist to create superb food.

The troubadour wielding a stringed instrument and singing praises, dance tunes, love songs, histories or wry comments is a nearly universal figure in traditional music, from Appalachian banjo pickers to Moroccan gnawa musicians to West African griots to Japanese minyo singers.

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During the 2011 Chicago Marathon, Hall began singing praise to the Lord.

People were on their feet, waving their hands, and singing praise.

"Sing to God, sing praises to God; tell of all God's praiseworthy acts" (Psalm 105:105).

Most sang praises of the police efforts.