Sentence examples for sings fine from inspiring English sources

Sure Williams sings fine - she especially proves this with "Maybe This Time" and "Cabaret" - and frowns well, but her Sally Bowles lacks desperation and edge to the extent you can't help but wonder why she didn't walk straight past the Kit Kat Klub in favour of safer terrain.

Fine, fine, the singing leprechaun was just Michelle in her fetish gear - @MichelleLHOOQ.

Of course, this resonates deeper for me because, although I don't sing... fine, I can't sing for shit, I do possess the vicious habit of control.

Surely there must have been times when she sang a fine recital program and thought to herself, "I could have sung 'Aida' tonight".

And she sang a fine, soft version of "Stealing Kisses," Lori McKenna's portrait of a desperate housewife; when the glamorous Ms. Hill sings it, the most shocking word is "housedress".

The excellent stepsisters, Valentina Nafornita and Margarita Gritskova, contribute singing as fine as their looks.

Jan Opalach sang a fine Mikado, although hampered by a clownlike fat-man suit.

Heejun Han, he of the low self-esteem, just sang a fine rendition of God Bless America.

It's entirely possible that, just a few weeks ago, you sang the fine old tune "Auld Lang Syne" to welcome the New Year.

Enter Rufus Wainwright, who sang a fine but snappier version than Cale's and helped drum this song into the consciousness of a whole generation of young listeners and viewers.

The opposite was the case for an audiovisual performance of Mahler's Des Knaben Wunderhorn (The Youth's Magic Horn), sung with fine colour and nuance by the baritone Dietrich Henschel and played, with equal brilliance of detail and contrast, by the BBC Symphony Orchestra conducted by Alexander Vedernikov (and broadcast live on Radio 3).