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Meanings of singing in English
Usage of singing in English
1
Dana said yesterday she hopes to continue singing if she becomes President.
2
But there are also of course the good users, our singing birds.
3
The flowers appear on the earth; the time of the singing of
4
Simon couldn't believe it-his father was actually singing, and it was good.
5
Good thing you can just listen to the crowd singing along, right?
6
There's a cluster of cases famously now of a singing group, right?
7
Question is: will they come out singing from the same song sheet?
8
Sure, technology share returns may be singing a pretty song right now.
9
S: And the birds gathered together; all joined in singing with him.
10
Not everyone is singing the praises of these brave, new workspaces, however.
11
And then he heard her lovely voice singing far in the distance:
12
The snow-floods were singing between the ridges and gathering in the hollows.
13
Hit the singing boy in the eye and win the hand-painted cazaza.
14
Somebody was singing in the drawing-room to the music of the piano.
15
Her words had lost their playfulness, no longer singing with mischievous intelligence.
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I heard the fresh voices of children singing in the next room:
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Singing through the time
Singing across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
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