Sentence examples for was sung between from inspiring English sources

In December 1958, he had a hit on the R&B charts with "Night Time Is the Right Time", an ode to carnality that was sung between Charles and one of the Raelettes, Margie Hendricks, with whom Charles was having an affair.

Early vocal music like Gregorian chant often uses a melismatic style, in which a single syllable of text is sung between successive notes.

The ballad was meant to be sung between No. 5 and No. 6 of the current score, but it was cut before opening night.

In any case, the various choirs that will be singing between now and 19 June will all undoubtedly sound different to one another.

On the Western Front in 1914, during World War I, it was sung during the spontaneous "Christmas Truce" between allied and German soldiers who had been slaughtering each other hours before.

But she was singing about connections: between lovers, between mother and child, between friends, among all of humanity.

I also see serious parallels between the suggestive lyrics in blues and gangsta rap, the connections between what Robert Johnson was singing about and someone like Snoop Dogg.

She was singing a beautiful melody.

In medieval music and literature, the sequence was a Latin text associated with a specific chant melody, to be sung at mass between the Alleluia and the reading of the Gospel.

Irving Berlin once wrote lyrics to a song that were sung back and forth between "adversaries"....but with a light feeling, a banter of sorts.

From Sunday's hopeful "Go to Church", to "More News any Moment", their vintage jingles are sung by a cross between WWII's Andrew's Sisters, the Dixie Chicks, and the Kingston Trio.