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Meanings of sing along in English

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Usage of sing along in English
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There is a good reason that an audience can sing along: Oliver!
The Irish Times
2
Small knots of people stopped to say hello and sometimes sing along.
A Gift from Bob
3
Petyr had strong lungs, and Mikhail liked to sing along with him.
The Wolf’s Hour
4
Visitors can sing along and even send a video of their performance.
The Irish Times
5
She likes to sing along when she's listening to it by herself.
Radio NZ
6
Travis starts to sing along, sort of kidding around, but mostly not.
The center of everything
7
She'd thrown in some Eagles and Credence so she could sing along.
Beauty and the feast
8
Black Flag wails from the cassette deck and we all sing along.
Freaks and revelations
9
Only our new President appeared to sing along with any enthusiasm or grace.
The Irish Times
10
I would sing along to every word, adopting each celebrity voice in turn.
The Guardian
11
Set aside your sadness and worries, smile, dance and sing along.
The Guardian
12
The audience was asked to sing along with the Vespers chorales.
The Guardian
13
A group gathers at the piano & pretends to sing along with him.
The new yorker
14
Diehard fans will be satisfied, and newcomers will be enticed to sing along.
Reuters
15
She began to sing along with the quick pounding music of the banjo.
Funland
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My favourite song to sing along to … I Will Survive.
Radio NZ
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Sing along through the time
Sing along across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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