Sentence examples for singing rose from inspiring English sources

"Gypsy," which was represented by Bernadette Peters singing "Rose's Turn" (very well, many people thought), doubled its normal daily take, bringing in close to $200,000 on Monday, despite losing in every Tony category in which it was nominated.

The cast offered no talent on the level of DiDonato — the home-town diva will make her Kauffman Center début in March, in the concert hall — but the singing rose above the humdrum.

Inside the main courtyard, we were greeted by drums, traditional singing, rose petals that fluttered down from the sky, and the fort's priest, who blessed us before inviting us in.

In front of the entire cast, the composer and the lyricist played and sang "Rose's Turn".

Harry Dean Stanton is singing "The Rose of Tralee".

Matt: From the blue mystique of the opening spotlight cast down on a Conway Twitty impersonator singing "The Rose" and Ray's Lynchian dream sequence, it's clear we are inching toward the "True Detective" that we expect.

When Burt takes Finn to yet another event without including Kurt, a hurt and angry Kurt drops his emulation of his father and sings "Rose's Turn".

Porter took on Mama Rose, singing "Everything's Coming Up Roses" from Gypsy.

It's like a backing track someone would use to sing The Rose of Tralee in the pub".

I've heard Ms. McBroom sing "The Rose" dozens of times over the years, and each time her interpretation gets deeper into the song's mysterious heart.

There are attacks on the IRS, HMRC and the NSA (on the purposefully jaunty "Giant's Rolling Pin"), inspirations drawn from Cézanne (on "16 Shades of Blue"), and meditations on age, both her daughter's ("you don't have to throw... being a kid away" she sings on "Rose Dover") and her own.