Sentence examples for sings line from inspiring English sources

The songs begins with the sound of a drink being poured into a glass, after which the instrumental begins to play and Carey sings line "You used to be Mr. All About Me, now you're just thirsty for celebrity" in her upper register, then continues to ask her suitor "Why you try so damn hard?" During the chorus, Carey repeatedly sings the hook "Uh, you're Thirs-tay/ Uh, you're Thirs-tay".

Or "The Viper's Drag," with Tyrone Davis Jr. nailing the Fosse-goes-to-Harlem choreography as he sings lines like "Dreamed about a reefer five feet long".

Bush serves as the song's respondent, she assumes a comforting role and with delicate vocals, sings lines such as "Rest your head/ you worry too much".

A claustrophobic feeling of inferiority blankets the listener once Yorke sings lines of a "troubled, silent poor boy" trying to free his mind from the anxieties of temptation.

Minute details of phrasing, dynamics, and timbre join together in an endlessly varied singing line.

And he played the slow movement with a Mozartean gracefulness and a shapely, singing line.

In the first sung line of "Somewhere," there are two intervals, Mr. Mauceri said.

But he played with singing line, rhythmic suppleness and lovely gradations of sound and color.

"Trinity," a violin solo played by Curtis Macomber, was one long, singing line.

In the Sarasate especially he moved easily between a textured, throaty tone and a rich, carefully shaped singing line.

If Terence Gilmore-James had been there, he would have been happy; you could hear how Radiohead's storm of sound was centered on a singing line.