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Meanings of sing in English
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Usage of sing in English
1
Study them; practice them; teach them; sing them to all the world.
2
Remember how she used to sing 'The Bonnie Banks of Loch Lomond'?
3
In this they pipe and revel; in this they sing and dance.
4
They really did sing at work, they recalled, particularly on Friday afternoons.
5
Or they heard that young girl come on and sing and left.
6
I'd never fucked up; I'd given him some great songs to sing.
7
Unfortunately, unlike Rachel Berry, the action sequences in Daybreak never quite sing.
8
Their parched throats refused to sing in the noontide of their labor.
9
I haven't felt good enough to sing in such a long time!
10
The thrashers sing in the hedgerows beyond the garden, the catbirds everywhere.
11
The principal character could sing the first verse and the chorus alone.
12
It had been a long time since Harper was able to sing.
13
I will sing praise to thee in the sight of the angels:
14
There is a good reason that an audience can sing along: Oliver!
15
Well Peterbird, you must come visit my court and sing for me.
16
He wanted to sing his new name, but realized that must wait.
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