Sentence examples for training singing from inspiring English sources

Cheeks are rosy on this icy morning, but most of the 320 cadets will be going home to their families after a tough schedule of study, military training, singing and prayers.

Various conflicting accounts of her entry into show business survive, but she apparently obtained some voice training, sang in speakeasies, and in 1920 got a job in the chorus of Florenz Ziegfeld's Sally.

The place reeks of old-school spirit even before the gauze is lifted on Neil Irish's lovely set and rows of immaculately trained singing schoolgirls in plaits and pleats.

Arthur Hammerstein, the producer, ordered it written especially for her, and long before Jeanette MacDonald's hit version of "Indian Love Call" from the 1936 film adaptation, critics universally hailed Miss Ellis's highly trained singing.

Traveling salesmen bicker in time to the clatter of the wheels of a train, singing nary a note, yet this is music, as giddily bewitching as the dish of town gossips who twitter out scandal in song.

However, the train is slowing down and comes to a complete halt, upon which he is seen sitting on the train singing to himself.

The train sang out, a breeze lifting a curtain.

The star of "The D Train" sang songs about Ghouls 'n Ghosts and did a little Discs of Tron dance.

If you listened carefully, we knew, especially on the Fifty-third Street platform, the E train sang the opening bars of "Somewhere".

They are not the Monteverdi Choir but their performance was testament to Hungarian musical training, where singing comes before all else.

Like Mercury, Lambert paid his dues with opera training, theatre, singing in clubs and performing dance and rock, which has given him the dexterity to tackle a catalogue stretching from thumping grooves (Radio Gaga, Another One Bites the Dust) to blistering hard rock (Seven Seas of Rhye, Tie Your Mother Down).