Sentence examples for will croon from inspiring English sources

Inevitably, someone will croon, "Ohhh, they look so sad," or exclaim, "They're so big!

To break up the brown monotony, someone will croon now and then over something involving money, or the royal family, as money personified.

Perhaps Lilly Allen will indict bankers' bonuses, Dizzee Rascal and Duffy will duet in a critique of MPs' expenses and Guy Garvey will croon a heartbreaker from the perspective an HSBC mortgage repossessor.

He realized, smartly, that performing solo in front of his laptop would be a tedious affair, and here he will be accompanied by a female singer, who will croon his trademark vocal hooks.

The Chrysler Group on Tuesday will announce a broad-based partnership with Celine Dion, the 34-year-old French Canadian chanteuse, and Sony Music Entertainment that will include appearances in advertisements, cross promotions of her music with the cars and even a special Chrysler song she will croon.

Tonight at the PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel, N.J., Tony Bennett and K. D. Lang will croon their way through pop standards from the last half of the last century, including the one that helped earn Mr. Bennett the Album of the Year Grammy Award in 1995 for the recording of his MTV appearance.

The ubiquitous Neil Diamond will not croon "Sweet Caroline" all the time.

I'm off the entire weekend!" they'd croon.

And it is inconceivable that Nicole Kidman will be crooning her way through "La Traviata" any time soon.

At this rate of accelerated ageing, Coombes will be crooning in Vegas by the time he's 25.

But it is unlikely that Baloo the bear will be crooning about "the bare necessities" in Kloves's version, which is expected to be closer to the darker original text.