Sentence examples for under singing from inspiring English sources

But, Hughes being Hughes, Little Ham makes it out from down under, singing and dancing his way back to blackness and the warm bosom of the community, which learns to forgive him.

Some common mistakes to avoid are smiling while singing, under singing, over singing, pushing out too much air, and pushing beyond one's natural range.

If anything, Mr. Keith under-sang the line about where the American boot goes, but the studio audience was having none of it.

The band was trying to figure out what instrumentation, if any, to include under his singing.

The contralto Nathalie Stutzmann appears with the Orchestra of the Age of Enlightenment under Catherine Mackintosh, singing two Bach cantatas.

He joined the Hallé Choir, and during the Festival of Britain in 1951, he toured the country under Barbirolli, singing at the reopening of the bomb-damaged Free Trade Hall in Manchester.

It is also worth noting that over half the session-time was normally spent on physical warm-ups, breathing exercises and singing exercises; under half singing songs: this proportion is perhaps different to a 'normal' community singing group in its emphasis on technique over song.

These included an interview with Black Panther, Fred Hampton; a couple making love under a brown paper blanket, confetti being thrown from buildings and several people singing under an umbrella.

Supermarket and drug chains are singing the under-10% blues and getting panned in the market.

A sloe-eyed camel driver, singing under his breath?

Together, singing "Under Pressure," they were pure joy.