Sentence examples for singing tapes from inspiring English sources

Film, singing tapes, posters, badges, children's books and games are some of his other modes of expression.

Street performances followed, dancing and singing to taped music.

He cried at Midnight Mass because of the singing on tape.

The only microphone these types should be allowed near is that hand-held karaoke set with sing along tapes that you can get at K-Mart.

As Frank Sinatra started to sing on tape, the man sang and danced along, to the amusement of the 30-plus people in line.

The words were set to music by Ricky Ian Gordon (here sung on tape by Melanie Helton), but again it was hard to relate them to the action onstage.

Mr. Bish and Mr. Anderson get hot but not bothered to "Tell Me Something Good," sung on tape by Chaka Kahn and Rufus.

Mr. Young deftly evokes the spirit of popular music texts in "Bound To," choreographed with Colleen Thomas, set to music by Cole Porter, and "Two a T," performed to songs sung on tape by Ray Charles and Betty Carter.

The ability to inhabit and fill the vast stage space is more important in the duet, which is set to bittersweet love songs sung on tape by Roberta Flack and Donny Hathaway, than the dance's restricted steps and gestures, mostly a matter of tethered, skewed jazz shapes for the man and expansive twists and travels for the woman.

It was a Fats Waller song and I was singing into the tape machine".

Tom's ghastly wife, trying later to recapture her own singing voice on tape, heard all the rest.