Crooning in a sentence

On "The Long Way," Weiss nestles their crooning tenor among a warm cocoon of acoustic and steel guitars.

The song sees YB crooning for a lover who isn’t giving him the same love in return.

Those moments are woven into a soulful and expansive tapestry: memories of seeing Emmett Till’s disfigured body in the newspaper, Malcolm X preaching, Sam Cooke crooning.

Composed by GV Prakash Kumar, the celebratory folk song has Sinduri playfully crooning, her voice infusing energy into the lyrics by Uma Devi.

Wilson Phillips was crooning its chart-topping hit "Hold on" and the television show Friends was in its infancy.

A singer and entertainer, dapper and dandy, he plays the big room at night, crooning like Sinatra and Darin.

Eilish will next be heard crooning the James Bond theme song “No Time To Die” in the upcoming 007 adventure of the same name.

Enjoy the crooning and thanks again Shane.

He could be crooning about the monsters under a young child’s bed or even what he would do if he could embody the Grim Reaper himself.

In the video, while Lucky is seen crooning while playing his guitar, the crowd surrounding him is seen mesmerized by his voice.

After living and crooning for years in Las Vegas, French-Canadian superstar has returned home to Quebec to kick off her first world tour in a decade on Sept. 18.

Another video features American DJ and production duo The Chainsmokers crooning "Paris" as a house full of guests, including Ranbir Kapoor and Alia Bhatt, were seen grooving to the number.

Drawing upon her vocal strengths and R&B crooning, she digs deep into themes of sorrow and frustration, defly laying into the complexities of the future.

These days, Tracy and his ukelele seem to pop up everywhere in Hermosa: serenading shoppers at a farmer’s market, crooning on the corner during a sidewalk sale, or even entertaining the City Council at a civic event.

The Tekno Miles-produced track finds Swae and Drake crooning over a hypnotic island rhythm.

With The Rahsaan Langley Project crooning popular R&B tunes people like Board of Police Commissioner Evelise Ribeiro and Housing Authority of New Haven Commissioner William Kilpatrick made their way to the dance floor.

Another catchy banger, “Too Gone,” features a crooning Khalid lamenting a missed opportunity for romance in a boozy haze.

At another point, winger Ousmane Dembélé is crooning to “,” a totemic pop ballad from the early 1970s by Michel Fugain.

Big brother Shaq, 20, was first to take the stage, playing piano and crooning an original composition called “Crescent”, dedicated to his father, who was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer – and wiping away tears in the studio audience.

Here, Cher is at her best, magnificently crooning this fan favorite.