Sentence examples for songs aloud from inspiring English sources

The audience danced along with the group as well as sang the hits songs aloud.

Never listen to those songs aloud at home.

Singing the song aloud can sometimes erase it.

Try singing the song aloud to yourself again.

On Sunday evenings the whole family played charades, learnt songs and read aloud from Macbeth.

Watched by millions, it included puppets, animated segments, songs, books read aloud and special guests like Dolly Parton and Andy Griffith.

Apart from when the group released ballads, Girls Aloud songs were sophisticated, eccentric and audacious pop masterpieces.

In spite of this, however, when the songs are read aloud and not sung to music their prevailing four-syllable lines conduce to monotony, hardly redeemed by the occasional interspersion of shorter or longer lines.

(It's been picture-book material more than once; "Joseph Had a Little Overcoat" won Simms Taback the Caldecott Medal in 2000). Aylesworth's adaptation feels almost like a song, and reads aloud beautifully.

While her lines in Girls Aloud's songs would often become fan favourites – her "Hello, did you call me?" line in Whole Lotta History is particularly devastating – they were often performed in a voice that suggested she was afraid of scaring anyone.

When he noted that there was a Monty Python ditty, "The Philosophers' Song," she sang it aloud.