Sentence examples for sung in front of from inspiring English sources

Next come patriotic speeches and songs sung in front of the 18th-century stone manor house.

The Garden was the biggest crowd Copeland, a 29-year-old rookie, had ever sung in front of in his life.

This all encourages the idea that Manilow's style, the showmanship that veers into schlock — "Copacabana," for example, sung in front of a cartoon of tropical fruit, bananas and pomegranates flying around, dizzying and kaleidoscopic — isn't such a crime against art.

In truth, it doesn't stand up as well as what follows: "It's O.K. John Joe", a monologue of suicidal solitude, sung in front of a blue curtain to bluer-sounding piano and violin.

Lawrence told MTV that she had never sung in front of people before, and joked on "SNL" that her singing sounds like "a deer caught that has been in a fence".

"I was terrified of singing in front of anyone.

"But I don't mind singing in front of 10,000.

This year, he would be on stage, singing in front of a sea of people.

He donned a fedora and a dress shirt and sang in front of a mirror.

Not "Singing in front of an audience" or "Making a career out of singing", just "singing".

At the Fillmore West, in 1971, Aretha sang in front of a band led by King Curtis.