The word 'sung' is correct and usable in written English.
It is the past participle form of the verb 'sing', which means to make musical sounds with the voice. You can use 'sung' to refer to something that has been performed or produced through singing in the past. For example: - She had sung that song many times before. - The national anthem was beautifully sung by the choir. - He sung a traditional folk tune at the festival. - Have you ever sung in a choir before? - The song was originally sung by a famous singer. - The children sung along to their favorite nursery rhymes.
Written by Goffin with Phil Spector protege Russ Titelman, it was direct ("He holds me when I'm crying to show me it's alright"), simplicity itself and sung tearfully by the Cookies Margaret Rosss.
I could have just sung about some bird or something, you know?
But when you and the production get it right – when your words are sung and your scenes and characters engage an audience and move them to tears and laughter – it's the most exhilarating experience a dramatist can enjoy.
But to defuse any possible tensions, the authorities had decided that the teams should mix together as they lined up and that the Marseillaise should be sung by Lââm, a young R&B singer of Franco-Tunisian extraction.
Though sung by Pharrell Williams, it's about everyone listening to it; he's a vessel rather than a star.
His agent said to me, "What's it like singing with Ray Charles for the second time?" and I said, "What, I've sung with him before?" It's easy to lose track.
Park Ji-sung, Javier Hernández and even Fletcher are capable of operating in that area but are not natural wide men, with so much now resting on Nani if United are to keep pace with the Premier League title favourites Chelsea, having already fallen four points off the pace.
Regardless of the inclusion of wingers in Valencia and Park Ji-sung, Ferguson's side had persistent trouble in turning the Rangers defence and mostly shuffled passes in front of it.
Jang Jin-sung, a former propaganda official for Kim Jong Il who fled the North in 2004, thinks there has been a power grab.
So when Min Euoo-sung, chairman of the Korean Development Bank (KDB) said on September 2nd that his state-owned firm was trying to lead a group of Korean banks into taking a stake in Lehman, it had a ring of truth.KDB, like other Korean banks, dreams of turning itself into a force in global banking.
