Sentence examples for singing slightly from inspiring English sources

The two figures performed a soft-shoe on Red Square, singing slightly raunchy doggerel about gas pipelines and Ukrainian debt.

Actually there isn't anything to see, just three loudspeakers and a bench; it is a piece of sound art, recordings of the artist singing slightly different versions of a Scottish medieval ballad.

Omar was classically trained, and succumbed to soul's spell when he discovered music where "they were singing slightly out of tune; it wasn't musically correct, but it was like: 'My God!

A week from Friday the world's gaze will fall upon London, where 15,000 performers will be dancing and singing slightly out of time in a bizarre, multi-million-dollar pantomime that will commence Britain's hosting of the Olympics.

A week on Friday, the world's gaze will fall upon Stratford, where 15,000 performers will be dancing and singing slightly out of time, in a bizarre, multi-million-dollar pantomime that will commence Britain's hosting of the Olympics.

Speaking or singing slightly to the side of a microphone (as opposed to head-on) can also help cut down on clipping from Ps, Bs, etc.[8].

She gets to sing slightly more flirtatious songs, including lines like "Every time you touch my skin, I won't fight the urge within".

Take students to the Women's Super League games, allow them to use their mobiles to take crazy pictures and sing (slightly) rude songs on the bus.

The vice president then leaned forward, and reaching back to 1964, began to sing, slightly off-key, from Mr. Dylan's "My Back Pages".

So as a group of second graders sang slightly discordant scales in the back of the music room -- which housed computers nicknamed Verdi, Rossini and Puccini -- 10-year-old Kristina Maisonet buoyantly described her original work, using an obscure term unfamiliar to even many opera lovers.

"Please Don't Let On" A duet to be sung slightly under the breath by any two feuding people in a situation in which they cannot openly war, such as a married couple who disagree about how long a mother-in-law should visit and who are just now joining their friends Carol and Doug at Chili's for dinner.