Sentence examples for spirited singing from inspiring English sources

Her spirited singing earned her notice from the press as well as from an agent.

Her spirited singing and dancing, her dimples and blond ringlets, and the simple optimistic sentiments of the films in which she appeared proved enormously appealing, particularly in contrast with the era of the Great Depression that was her heyday.

"Of course we began with prayer," she said of last year's gathering, "a song-prayer that is our family version of 'The Star-Spangled Banner' at a football game: a spirited singing of 'This is the day that the Lord hath made!

At one point, there was a spirited sing-a-long to a Backstreet Boys hit, "I Want It That Way".

She forces him and his lover off the road and over a cliff to a track of "So Long, Farewell," and rouses herself the next morning with a spirited sing-along to "I Have Confidence".

Carey joined host James Corden in a spirited sing-along for the popular "Late Late Show" segment, but Corden had another yuletide treat for viewers: He assembled a who's who of previous guests to belt the song with..

Then he gave the floor to a local organizer who read a poem, which was followed by some words from a sexologist that seemed to make some people slightly uncomfortable, then a spirited sing-along rendition of "Hey Jude," then the passing around of a collection plate, and finally, a brief, contemplative silence that resembled prayer.

Unless you endure it regularly, you've no idea how ravenous it makes one listening to so many uplifting words and such spirited hymn singing.

The bridge where she got a little spirited and sang with more passion was the only bright spot.

And Oldham found ways to transform some of his own earlier songs: "Death to Everyone," a dirge, became a high-spirited sing-along.

He leads a high-spirited sing-along on "How Can I Love You if You Won't Lie Down," a painful complaint masquerading as a cheap joke (or maybe it's the other way around).