Sentences using the word sing. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use sing in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for sing.
- But I never sing. (4)
- Do you sing, Mr. (10)
- Sing that, miss. (10)
- She tried to sing. (10)
- You shall sing it. (10)
- I can sing Italian. (10)
- I do not sing, that is all. (10)
- Is she going to sing any more? (10)
- And now I will sing another song. (4)
- I never could sing; wish I could! (10)
- I never could sing; wish I could! (22)
- She had of late declined to sing. (10)
- And I can sing another part better. (10)
- The first bird to sing was a sparrow. (14)
- Let him be drenched, his heart will sing. (10)
- And I feel I may, perhaps, sing presently. (10)
- Vittoria sent word to him that she would sing. (10)
- And you have never heard me really sing my best. (10)
- Miss Priscilla Graves is now to sing a Schumann. (10)
- I knew something of music, and could sing a second. (6)
- If you sing through a cold, what noise do we hear? (10)
- The song I mean to sing is not written or printed. (10)
- There is but sound of sedges dry; In me they sing. (10)
- I have given my promise to sing to some poor people. (10)
- I remember the song you like, and I want to sing it. (10)
- Those who sing for joy are not unintelligible to me. (10)
- You are a German, and have come to sing at the fair.) (2)
- Yes I can go to the hospital and sing behind a screen! (10)
- Put me in a boat, and let her sing on, and all may end! (10)
- You perceive the picture, you can almost sing the ballad. (10)
- I am ready to sing that the day has been glorious, so far. (10)
- She gave the promise to call on Mrs. Marsett and sing to her. (10)
- It seemed almost dreadful they should be able to sing like that. (8)
- His darlings had to sing it again in the half-lighted drawing-room. (10)
- Victor and she are encouraged by Mrs. Barman to sing duets together. (10)
- Now, you are going to sing on the night of the fifteenth of September. (10)
- It would have been a Novara to Pericles if Vittoria had refused to sing. (10)
- Once M. de Vauversin visited a commissary of police for permission to sing. (2)
- No, to-day, while we were promenading; and I should hear him sing, he said. (10)
- His blood began to sing: O happy those within, to see her, and be about her! (10)
- I can sing better now, I know; but I had voice then, and he felt that I had. (10)
- How I have cried to think that I may never sing to him my best to please him! (10)
- Finding that it still wails, he begins to sing to it in a cracked little voice. (8)
- Here we sing treason, here we flout reason, night is out season at half-past ten. (10)
- I could have turned my husband from this black path; I preferred to dream and sing. (10)
- That fellow Wagner had ruined everything; no melody left, nor any voices to sing it. (8)
- Those two names are the key-notes of the wonderful harmonies the angels sing aloft. (10)
- Sing an old battle of Normandy, Picardy, Gascony, and you celebrate deeds of theirs. (10)
- Birds were almost silent, the cuckoos had ceased to sing, but wood-pigeons were cooing. (8)
- Sing his glory gone, For thy voice may charm him yet; Daughter of the dawn, He is gone! (10)
- He does not precisely sing, of course; but then he looks so unassuming in his open landau! (2)
- Because, to sing, involved the highest accomplishment of which the human spirit could boast. (10)
- Perhaps some day you will do me the favour to sing to me, when there is no chance of interruption. (10)
- Sing from the South-west, bring her back the truants, Nightingale and swallow, song and dipping wing. (10)
- What solemn freak was this which made it come and sing to one who had no longer any business with the Spring? (8)
- As it chanced, the officer before whom Wilfrid was taken had heard Vittoria sing on the great night at La Scala. (10)
- She was sitting near one end of the booth, singing as Wilfrid had never yet heard her sing: her dark eyes flashing. (10)
- Her voice wavered, and as when we hear a flask sing thin at the filling, ceased upon evidence of a heart surcharged. (10)
- The voices sing either in a recitative-like unison, or begin in fugato, and later move in simple harmonic progression. (3)
- He could not only play and sing most amusing songs, but he wrote very good poems and painted pictures perhaps not so good. (9)
- She promised to run from him at the first opportunity, to despise him ever after, and never to sing again in his hearing. (10)
- She trusted that Emilia would soon think of singing no more, and letting people rest: she might sing when she wanted money. (10)
- She did not attempt them a second time; nor, when Sir Purcell requested her to sing in the course of the evening, did she comply. (10)
- This (he was happily as ignorant as any other youth of the working of his machinery) prompted him to bid her sing before they parted. (10)
- Leonardo, Michiella, and Camillo now sing a trio that is tricuspidato, or a three-pointed manner of declaring their divergent sentiments in harmony. (10)
- While instruments can easily perform even the harshest of the dissonances, it is almost impossible for untrained voices to sing other than the more simple consonances. (3)
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