Sentence examples for verse singing from inspiring English sources

Ciara then opens the first verse, singing "The dance train is coming back again.

I want to cum in your mouth," Reggie propositions in the song's second verse, singing so sweetly that even your uptight auntie couldn't take offense at it.

And when Mrs. Higgins finishes the verse, singing, "I have never been so keyed up!," there is a moment of comedy and character revelation.

It's as disjointed as it sounds, with a verse rapper by Lamar, a verse sung by Keys, and Marr and Zimmer lurking around the edges.

Baldwin concludes "The Uses of the Blues" by comparing a statement from Henry James (a frequent point of reference) with a verse sung by Bessie Smith.

Kīrtana usually consists of a verse sung by a soloist and then repeated by a chorus, to the accompaniment of percussion instruments.

The finale is one of the few numbers with a soaring melody and an upbeat chorus, but a few words from a verse sung by Benny are more in keeping with the show's overall spirit.

According to legend, the minstrel Blondel, wandering the Danube castles in search of his master, strummed a verse on his lute at the dungeon walls, and received an answering verse sung from within.

On Love Again, a cunnilingus-focused verse sung by Gangsta Boo of Three 6 Mafia flips the gender script on Run the Jewels' fellatio bravado, and should succeed in making most listeners blush.

And what ordinary travel writer would stop to render a Good Friday Passion verse sung by shopgirls in Abereschsh, an Italo-Albanian dialect, and follow with Albanian, Italian and English translations?

The final verse sang by Bunton and the bridges sang by Brown.