Sentence for sang | Use sang in a sentence

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• Jon sang. (8)
• Philip sang. (10)
• Abrane sang out. (10)
• Anthony sang out. (10)
• Anthony sang out. (22)
• After dinner I sang. (10)
• Palmet sang to himself. (10)
• Frank Churchill sang again. (4)
• I sang to him in the park. (10)
• They sang without request. (10)
• The nightingales still sang. (10)
• Hark, how Ariel sang overhead! (10)
• Then he sang: Exquisite lady! (10)
• I sang across the table to him. (10)
• Emilia sang in the drawing-room. (10)
• Barto sang out half-a-dozen bars. (10)
• Finally Ripton sang out cheerfully. (10)
• We sang beginnings and ends of songs. (10)
• Then her young blood sang to her again. (10)
• She sang of Siegfried all over the house. (10)
• She consulted her mother, and they sang it. (10)
• She sang one verse, and stopped for breath. (10)
• And she sang to the Serpents: Seize upon him! (10)
• Captain Bulsted sang out to his wife on the lawn. (10)
• I sang to him, and he made quite a noise about me. (10)
• She looked a superb thing the last night she sang. (10)
• The creature scratched itself, and sang the louder. (8)
• She was seen, and she sang, and the house listened. (10)
• As Richard rowed the boat, Lucy, sang to him softly. (10)
• After this trifling she sang a Spanish ballad sweetly. (10)
• Palmet sang out an amorous couplet to console himself. (10)
• She would raise me from the dead, if she sang over me. (10)
• She sang, throwing her hair about, and stamping her feet. (10)
• I sang, and the man twisted, as if I had bent him in my hand. (10)
• She slid to the Baron, and put her arms about him, and sang to him. (10)
• She sang in strong and grave contralto tones, at first with shut eyes. (10)
• The pupils sang in choirs, various religious offices, processions, etc. (3)
• And the country tale of Constantia Durham sang itself to her in a new key. (10)
• Wilfrid thought so on the night when she sang to succour the Lombard widows. (10)
• She sang aloud among the rocks and the caves and the illumined waters: Destiny! (10)
• The sough of the calm sea could not reach so far; the flies were few; no bird sang. (8)
• Thus the rides with Wilfrid continued, and the sweet quiet evenings when she sang. (10)
• He sang out a good-morning to De Craye, and remarked that he must go to the stables. (10)
• One fellow walked a little before the rest, and sang a loud, audacious marching song. (2)
• Diana sang alone for the credit of the country, Italian and French songs, Irish also. (10)
• Jenny for a touching French song of a beau chevalier she sang before Ottilia in my absence. (10)
• Their names, Livia and Henrietta, soared above her and sang the music of the splendid spheres. (10)
• The Squire sang two loud notes, spoke three, sang two again; the Psalms ceased. (8)
• Palmet sang out, and the ladies discerned Beauchamp under a fir-tree, down by the road, not alone. (10)
• I sang to him till the landlady made me leave off, because of the other lodgers who wanted to sleep. (10)
• The patriarch of the table sang out to Adrian that he stopped the vigorous circulation of the claret. (10)
• The bird of Winter sang from the budding tree; in the blue sky sang the bird of Summer. (10)
• He thrust the wine-cup to her, and she lifted it under her veil, and then sang, in answer to him: My beauty! (10)
• Then he took her place on the music-stool, and she sang, and with an electrifying splendour of tone and style. (10)
• Spring came; the snows melted and were replaced by green meadows and blossoming trees; everywhere the birds sang. (19)
• When she was cut off, she sang him in the distance a remembered saying of hers, with the full melody of her voice. (10)
• Berry sang out to the second cab, which, with its pyramid of luggage, remained stationary some thirty paces distant. (10)
• Let us praise Him that our lot has been cast in more wholesome days than those in which Smith wrought and Tupper sang. (7)
• She had no great admiration of the sentimental Sicilian composer, she confessed, yet she sang as if possessed by him. (10)
• Others had gone with some of the vagrants into the little wood beyond the meadow, where they danced, fiddled, and sang. (5)
• The song of the great city sang in his ears all the day, with a sweeter, minor note of his love that was awaiting him. (13)
• Mr. Pendyce, too, sang, and once or twice he looked in surprise at his brother, as though he were not making a creditable noise. (8)
• She sang with a stately fervour, letting the notes flow from her breast, while both her arms hung loose, and not a gesture escaped her. (10)
• The letter and the message appeared to be grievous contradictions: one was evidently a note of despair, while the other sang like a trumpet. (10)
• Philip signalled to his driver, and Captain Con sang out his dinner-hour for a reminder to punctuality, thoughtful of the feelings of his wife. (10)
• Then came other sets of dancers even lovelier, more languishing; and again others with tambourines and musical instruments, that sang ravishingly. (10)
• When the spring came, nightingales, redbreasts, finches and thrushes without number sang their merry notes above the head of the unfortunate one who lay there. (5)

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Definition of sang:

• sang, sang, pa.t. of sing_. | n. a scotch form of song_.(0) | sang, sang, n. blood, in heraldic use. | adj. sang’lant, bloody or dropping blood. | n. sang-de-boeuf, a deep-red colour peculiar to chinese porcelain.(0) | sang, sang, n. a chinese wind-instrument.(0)

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