Sentence examples for sort of singing from inspiring English sources
The pop papers would have you believe that Sade Adu is some sort of singing Yoruba princess.
(With Geeneus at the boards, Katy B has covered the seminal house music classic "Good Life," by Inner City, as good a template for this sort of singing as any).
When I was five, my aunt gave me a Christian record album for Christmas that was a sort of singing narrative of the battle between the Warm Fuzzies and the Cold Pricklies.
Chanting, cheerleading, shrieking and (sort of) singing, Ms. Finley serves up scattershot riffs on New York as subject and object over the last several years, on how it perceives and is perceived by the rest of the country and the world.
And he's hiding, sort of singing to himself.
A sort of Singing In The Rain for the Avicii generation.
Or that Casey Affleck could act and Johnny Depp could (sort of) sing?
It's sort of sung, and plays with pronouns, but is Lamar himself ever diving into this pool?
It was the sort of sang froid that Eriksson normally shows and if more of his players had it in front of goal, they might even have won.
The mass-market Sun, which sees itself as the voice of the jingoistic working man, didn't display that sort of sang-froid.
