Sentence examples for sings from high-quality English sources.

• It sings and it talks to you.

• “I asked my teachers, ‘But who looks like me and sings this repertoire?’

• She owns her own flat; while she sings, her husband cooks lunch at home.

• Then somebody sings out, “Take up a collection for him, take up a collection!”  

• Listen to the way she sings ‘dart.’

• She sings it softly, she sings it loud, she dances alone.

• If he sings “Roddy McCorley,” it means he had only the price of a pint or two.

• “All my bad habits have got to go,” Madame Gandhi sings, adding, “We can be so much better.”

Use sings in a sentence.

• Accompanied by a piano, Reznor sings several times wearily, “I cannot go through this again.”

• She specifically connects the way she sings with her experiences—and with her readiness to face them.

• McKinnon joins as his daughter, “Closette”, and sings an adapted “Castle on a Cloud” about lobster death.

• Bill Callahan returns after six years with this homely, career-best album in which he sings of his own contentment.

• In some species in which the female sings, she seldom does so during the breeding season unless it is a duet with her mate.

• "She sings – she just retired but she still sings – and if it wasn’t for her I definitely wouldn’t have the voice that I do," he says.

• This song, from Pulp’s 1995 breakthrough, Different Class, is no exception, as Cocker sings about missing the sensation of sleeping with a former lover.

• Roméo, Mercutio, Benvolio and their friends enter, disguised, and Mercutio sings a ballad about Queen Mab, after which Juliette sings a joyful waltz song.

sings sentence examples

• If Mary is the Dean, still Tom’s believing that the Dean sings well is not the same as his believing that Mary sings well, since her accession to the Deanship may be unknown to him.

• Audio: Taina MarcAurele Mendez, a Passamaquoddy citizen who lives in Connecticut, sings and drums the version of “Esunomawotultine” that she learned in her youth, September, 2018, Pleasant Point Reservation.

• She sings in English, and her accent, audible when speaking, is almost imperceptible when she sings, and her high, aspirate voice avoids the rafters and stays in a conversational range and timbre.

• In addition to singing in a great number of opera recordings, Te Kanawa produced a number of popular recordings, including such works as Kiri Sings Gershwin (1987), Kiri Sings Porter (1994), Kiri Sings Berlin (1998), and Maori Songs (1999).