Sentence examples for sings up from inspiring English sources

#Boston Children's Chorus sings "Up to the Mountain" some of them crying #wbz accompanied by Yo Yo Ma healingourcity httpp://t.co/lriAZ1pWai — Paula Ebben (@PaulaEbbenWBZ) 18 Apr 13 The Boston Children's Chorus Sings "Up to the Mountain".

A finalist in BBC's The Voice, Henry also sings up a storm.

The rather too subtle stage actions (Ben thoughtfully taking off his "spectacles" as Priscilla Hedges, partly unclad, sings up at him, "When you invent the kite / Will you still recall this moment? / Or will I become part of / A vague montage of New England sluts?") fizzled in the large venues then favored by Meat Loaf.

Fussy direction completely neutralises what should be the wonderful opening moment of Act Two, when Florestan (Stuart Skelton, with a tone of gleaming warmth) sings up from his dungeon, and the ensuing scene of recognition and fight-back is clumsy in the extreme.

It's got a 24-valve (rather than the previous year's 12-valve) VR6 design think of it as a narrower-than-normal V-shaped motor and it fairly sings up toward 6,000 rpm.

Mobileye and future owner Intel must be even happier about this new deal, however – with each new automaker that sings up for REM, the platform becomes an even more attractive component for other car companies, and approaches the status of 'industry standard' for autonomous vehicle operation.

Volunteers followed them as they bounced singing up 54th Street.

When she pushes her singing up, it goes excruciatingly flat.

By singing up as a dog walker, you're getting three benefits.

But you'll find yourself walking along the street singing, "Up! Up-up-up!

She adds: "I have a really high voice", then demonstrates by singing up the scale.