Sentence examples for through the singing from inspiring English sources

We waited another hour to be escorted inside through the singing and dancing crowd.

There was a group singing Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika, regarded as the anthem of the liberation struggle, and De Klerk and his wife talked through the singing; they didn't show respect.

Over me, to bring me "through," the saints sang and rejoiced and prayed.

In a sound installation by the British artist Susan Philipsz a woman's voice, high, sad and faint, periodically floats through the space, singing "The Internationale," the old Communist anthem, as if it were a hymn.

Halfway through, the voice of Jon Bon Jovi came blaring through the speakers, singing the chorus from "You Give Love a Bad Name".

They soar through the midnight winter skies over Brexit Britain and the voice of a well-spoken young angel begins to cut through the air, singing the legendary festive banger "We're Walking in the Air".

Will Young's Emcee flits through the detritus, singing the ghostly I Don't Care Much like a dying moth trying to search out the light.

On the top level of the floats children ride through the town, singing along with the songs and banging drums and tin cans to the rhythm.

For four years, Detzner and his troops provocatively marched through the bush, singing "Watch on the Rhine" and flying the German Imperial flag.

Instead of a plot, the film gives us aimless scenes of the foursome riding camels through the desert, singing karaoke, shopping in a souk, and generally making you unsure if you're watching a film or a travel programme.

Don Swinton Dear Diary: As the doors closed on the downtown train from the Bronx, an elderly woman began walking through the car singing loudly enough for all to hear.