Sentence examples for sung featuring from inspiring English sources

The single "Sing Sang Sung", featuring the gamine gambolling of an uncredited female vocalist, is the closest thing to a pop song, but there's no "Kelly Watch the Stars" or "Sexy Boy" here, not even a "Cherry Blossom Girl" or "Wonder Milky Bitch".

In the meantime, Mr. Jones has a busy schedule that has him shuttling between North American and European opera companies to sing featured roles.

"Stop the Virgens," which is entirely sung, will feature a chorus of roughly 30 virgin acolytes (basically the chorus), seven virgins and two sentinels, all women.

After that, the earth will go pop and any surviving pagans will, presumably, be sent straight to hell, where the temperature is high and all the piped-in music is by the Singing Senators, featuring John Ashcroft and Trent Lott.

Producing studio Universal have released a plot synopsis which reveals that McConaughey will voice a "dapper koala" who organises a singing competition featuring, among others, a mouse (Seth MacFarlane) and a "punk-rock porcupine" (Scarlett Johansson).

Meantime, author and presenter Matthew Sweet has recorded a special edition of the splendid Radio 3 programme Night Waves in honour of The Singing Detective, featuring its producer Ken Trodd and its star Bill Paterson, to be broadcast on 29 November.

A project called Digital Green, for instance, flourished only after Microsoft tried a "Farmer Idol" approach — a rather rustic take on the "American Idol" singing contest featuring local farmers.

Hazy slow jams are all driven by SZA's hauntingly airy singing voice, featuring samples ranging from Fleetwood Mac to "Rosemary's Baby".

A movie Houston had been trying to produce for a decade, "Sparkle" stars Houston as a retired R&B singer who mentors a singing group featuring her daughters; the one named Sparkle is played by "American Idol" winner Jordin Sparks.

Singing also features in this history of popular music in four minutes - running from the 11th century to today.

COWBOYS CUT A SINGING RECEIVER: Richmond Flowers, the singing receiver featured prominently on the HBO cable series about the Dallas Cowboys' training camp, was among five players cut by the team yesterday.