Sentence examples for sun singing from inspiring English sources

Like the Sun (singing a tune for Rupert Murdoch's pal), it spoke up for Gove as "one of the few Cameroons with clear achievements to his name".

Whenever I took a break I could hear them out there in the sun, singing and making silly noises and laughing quietly.

Heron Speaks, from Cannibal, told of man-made environmental calamity from the perspective of the birds; the second album's Panelbeater lambasted earnest Britpop strivers ("Paying your dues straight up your nose / Is this enough? / Lounging in the sun, singing the blues / Is this enough? / You're a panel beater, sick of trying") over a knowingly grungified, Beatles-esque riff.

Jonathan Richman performed an early Sunday set under a hot sun, singing an ode to suffering that seemed apt.

But you can't, so you learn to accept them and re-open them and there you are, stood in the midday sun, singing along to "Lazy" by X-Press 2, without a care in the world. .

As Will.i.am told The Sun, "Singing and performance create a couple of jobs.

"The tourists come and go like the sun," sings Eitzel.

The most daring choice on Wednesday was a version of "House of the Rising Sun," sung a cappella, that was steeped in resignation, joined to "Bye Bye Blackbird".

THE Communist Party of China is like the bright sun," sang Granny Sha, her face glowing through wrinkles of sorrow as she told of abuse at the hands of a "poisonous snake, bloodsucker" landlord in Kuomintang-ruled China.

(Among these is one of Shakespeare's loveliest songs, "Fear no more the heat of the sun," sung at Imogen's supposed death. Here, though, the lyric is spoken.) Iachimo, with his duplicitousness and obscurely motivated, Iago-esque aggression, is an interesting villain.

"Only when we hit the party then the place go crazy," 3 Suns sing, harmonizing.