Sentence examples for tense singing from inspiring English sources

But after three or so minutes of tense singing, as if she were hanging on to control by her fingertips, Ms. Sullivan ends the song with a sigh: "It was me making pancakes in the morning".

In one republican pub, a tense notice says: "Singing Not Allowed".

Avoid tensing up before singing the high note; this leads to the tightening of throat muscles and subsequently the cracking of the voice.

It's hard to feel tense when I'm singing and our voices fill the room like a kaleidoscope of sound.

"I'd never met Lisa before, but people thought it was going to be tense because she's now singing 'Gimme Shelter' on the road," Ms. Clayton said by telephone.

Singing, after all, is not just therapeutic during tense times (not to mention far more invigorating than watching Julianne Moore or Christiane Amanpour on television).

In a tense moment, he encourages Clara Oswald to gain courage by singing "Hungry Like The Wolf"; later, as the Ice Warrior Skaldak prepares to launch a nuclear missile, Clara starts singing the song.

Sam Champion derives its shambolic jangle from Pavement, singing about being "aggressively lazy"; the aggression comes in tense jabs of guitar that recall Neil Young.

This is precisely how Azucena is introduced into the action of "Il Trovatore," singing of her mother's execution in the present tense.

Earlier, the group displayed a more natural flexibility when Marc Anthony came out to sing a tense, muscular, virtuoso "Aguanile," the Hector Lavoe salsa standard.

The singer and dancer Reynaldo González-Fernández was riveting in "Cara a Cara" ("Face to Face"), singing a heated duet with himself, playing both Jesus and Peter in a tense exchange.