Sentence for singing | Use singing in a sentence

Sentences for singing. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use singing in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for singing.

• Singing too! (8)
• I am singing the waltz. (10)
• How they are singing out! (4)
• Birds singing, and the trees, &c.! (8)
• There was no singing for me then. (10)
• What great singing master did he meet? (3)
• You have been singing twice: three times! (10)
• With a high, almost singing voice Johanna began. (12)
• While he is singing, the moon grows pale, and dies. (8)
• They neared the Villa Ricciardi, and heard singing. (10)
• Again, and still singing, she turned her head to him. (10)
• Singing is in unison, modified by fourths, occasionally. (3)
• The sound of a voice singing breaks in on their embrace. (8)
• These moon-coloured roses are singing a most quiet song. (8)
• A Tyrolese regiment passed, singing splendidly in chorus. (10)
• I know it is not her singing; I know it is not her looks. (10)
• More tone, more sonorousness, more virile singing was needed. (3)
• Glory grander than the armed host upon earth singing victory! (10)
• I had to give him a specimen of my piano-playing and singing. (10)
• He was a long way from singing now; nor was there love in his arms. (8)
• I must go about the country gathering coppers and singing nonsense. (2)
• The contest was renewed by her father with the singing of the birds. (10)
• Hence, studies in singing must have gone hand in hand with composition. (3)
• Shall I be condemned to go to the priest and leave that woman singing? (10)
• The instrument had only two strings, and was used in accompanying singing. (3)
• Clara was delighted at this, for the others had not cultivated singing much. (6)
• He taught himself piano and singing, and was soon able to teach others also. (3)
• What important work on singing dates from the early part of the 18th century? (3)
• Melody meant the rising and falling of the voice in either speaking or singing. (3)
• But I heard the voice of a woman singing some sad, old, endless ballad not far off. (2)
• The cuckoos and a thousand birds were singing; the little streams were very bright. (8)
• You have prohibited her from singing to-night so that we may continue to be mystified. (10)
• In the period before the opera, choral singing was the principal medium for vocal music. (3)
• She looked at her father to entreat his interference, lest Mary should be singing all night. (4)
• We not only practise singing and invent wonderful confectionery, but we do conjuring tricks. (10)
• And still it went on its way singing among the poplars, and making a green valley in the world. (2)
• He remarked that wine was good for soldiers, singing better, such a voice as hers best of all. (10)
• Presently the singing began in an upper room, that had shortly before flashed with sudden light. (10)
• A peasant was singing in a field near by, and the bells of a church were chiming in the distance. (10)
• At Turin she found Vittoria singing at the opera, and winning marked applause from the royal box. (10)
• Singing, which Spencer considers the original music, is the emphasizing and intensifying of the properties of speech. (3)
• His themes have a marked singing character, and all his writing is eminently suited to the instrument. (3)
• The glow died above the river, the singing ceased; the young moon hid behind a tree, and all was dark. (8)
• And he fell playfully into a new metre, singing: Who will paint my beloved In musical word or colour? (10)
• But his fellow-captive, disdaining such an escape, walked boldly to the stake singing his death chant. (19)
• They had begun a hymn; she could hear the ninth baronet across the aisle, singing of the hosts of Midian. (8)
• Her voice now, even in common speaking, had that vibrating richness which in her singing swept his nerves. (10)
• Though he lay quiet as that old knight, his eyes were not closed, but fixed on the blue, where a lark was singing. (8)
• Every tree, bramble, and fern in the lanes was dripping water; and every bird singing from the bottom of his heart. (8)
• She was sitting near one end of the booth, singing as Wilfrid had never yet heard her sing: her dark eyes flashing. (10)
• She spent whole hours at the pianoforte alternately singing and crying; her voice often totally suspended by her tears. (4)
• The name of Niccolo Porpora was mentioned in connection with the opera as a celebrated singing master as well as composer. (3)
• What circumstances show that the church singers of the 13th to 16th centuries must have had considerable skill in singing? (3)
• She trusted that Emilia would soon think of singing no more, and letting people rest: she might sing when she wanted money. (10)
• And while the sweat dropped heavily from the forehead of Aswarak, she stepped out of the circle of serpents, singing, Over! (10)
• As early as the Saxon times in England some rude kind of part singing, without written rules apparently, seems to have existed. (3)
• Singing as she rode, her eyes flying here and there, over the field, up to the sky, she felt happier, lighter than thistledown. (8)
• Fifteen chorales of the Lutheran Church are introduced, and in the singing of these the general congregation was expected to join. (3)
• Opening the door quietly, he saw the long, pleasant room lighted with tall oil-lamps, and Mrs. Bellew seated at the piano, singing. (8)
• But now the voices, though young, were many and were German, and the march of feet and the stamp of hooves kept time with their singing. (9)
• On one shoulder and on his bare head two sparrows have perched, and from the gardens, behind, comes the twittering and singing of birds. (8)
• Constance, he said, had plunged into these new spangle, candle and high singing services; was all for symbols, harps, effigies, what not. (10)
• Thus, in the Greek tragedy we find the principal features of the modern opera—scenery, dramatic action, solo and choral singing, the orchestra. (3)
• The new warmth and singing in her heart had not destroyed, but rather heightened, her sense of the extraordinary interest of all things that be. (8)
• Yet French composers have produced and still make most beautiful and charming songs which unmistakably embody the national characteristics, clearness, polish and an effective singing melody. (3)

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