Sentence examples for would be sung from inspiring English sources

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer decided in 1952 that only the less domineering third verse would be sung at official events.

A vocal transcription, of course; Barry's earthy basso must not, surely, be how Lady Bracknell would be sung in the opera itself?

"Miriam's Song," a modern-day composition, would be sung by the daughter of one of the other women who was being bat mitzvahed.

During the 2008-09 three-week war on Gaza, Israel announced that its entry into last year's Eurovision competition would be sung by Noa and Awad.

In 1999, after some of the darkest times in the 30-year conflict, the singer Ahmet Kaya was hounded out of Turkey after telling an awards ceremony that his next record would be sung in Kurdish.

At intermission a shaken official from the company announced that Mr. Bergonzi was indisposed and that Acts III and IV would be sung by the tenor Antonio Barasorda, who had performed the role recently with Ms. Queler in Mexico.

"Everybody would be singing".

Sometimes Pavarotti would be singing.

The payoff was that I would be singing every day.

It would never have occurred to me that I would be singing at Carnegie Hall, that I would be singing at the Albert Hall in London, that I'd be singing in Australia and France, that I'd be singing in Venice at La Fenice.

If it were possible for PCs to sing, there's little doubt they would be singing the blues.