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Meanings of sing a song in English
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Usage of sing a song in English
1
They were not even allowed to sing a song at the cemetery.
2
So-and-so could talk well, and the other man could sing a song.
3
Mhor then volunteered the information that Mrs. M'Cosh could sing a song.
4
Supporters of the Democratic Alliance sing a song critical of Jacob Zuma's government.
5
I go back to that house and sing a song she taught me.
6
The Queen retires, and the Chorus sing a song full of gloomy reflections.
7
I think of Rue, how maybe I could sing a song or something.
8
I am triumphant, I am successful: I could sing a song of rejoicing.
9
Sometimes when playing, they sing a song which I have translated:
10
Without, the sea murmurs gently, as if to sing a song of consolation.
11
O, I'll get him to sing a song before he goes.
12
He can sing a song and knows neither the tune nor the words!
13
I'll sing a song over him, if you'll wait a minute.
14
Would he only love her and sing a song for her, like Walter?
15
Will you run between your banks again, and sing a song?
16
She'd bend over to kiss my forehead or we'd sing a song together.
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