Sentence examples for with a singing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Lepauw played with a singing tone in the lilting Andante and witty Menuetto.

I've been working with a singing teacher for when it comes along, if it comes along.

For Alfred Kazin, in the forties, Howells was a democratic poet, an urban rhapsodist, a realist with a singing heart.

The alto saxophonist Sherman Irby adopted a similar airy quality in his solo, along with a singing tone.

In the slow second movement, he played with a singing tone while retaining a firm, detached touch.

He illuminated the variations on the gracious melody with a singing tone and fine technique, and savored the good-natured dialogue with the orchestra.

And "Know What I'm Doin'," with a sung chorus from T-Pain, was clearly engineered to inspire nightclub singalongs.

Blue Marsden is a singing teacher with a difference.

And Schubert's Arpeggione Sonata was a treat, with a singing, shapely cello line, unimpeachable interplay between the instruments and sharp contrasts between the work's formal and folksy strands, and a singing quality overall.

I went with the group to a restaurant in Atlanta with a band singing blues live.

The violins played with a clean, singing sound, which Mr. Jansons shaped into elegant melodies.