Singing is an English word with synonyms like revelation or disclosure. Below you'll find 10+ example sentences showing how it's used in practice.
Singing in a sentence
Related words
Singing meaning
- The act of using the voice to produce musical sounds; vocalizing.
- Disclosing information, or giving evidence about another.
- A gathering for the purpose of singing shape note songs.
Synonyms of Singing
Using Singing
- The main meaning on this page is: The act of using the voice to produce musical sounds; vocalizing. | Disclosing information, or giving evidence about another. | A gathering for the purpose of singing shape note songs.
- Useful related words include: cantabile, revelation, disclosure, telling.
- In the example corpus, singing often appears in combinations such as: singing and, singing in, the singing.
Example sentences (20)
By age ten, Martines was performing for the Imperial court, either singing or playing her compositions, which showed amazing prowess in her writing and her singing, since these compositions were not easy.
I’ll be out there singing to myself and imagine the whole neighbourhood singing along with me.
There are plenty of singing weekends, but this is a singing weekend with a difference.
These activities included competitions, singing and entertainment, creating fun and joyful atmospheres, with the participation of the singer, Zak Al Mosawi who gave an amusing and very engaging singing show.
The singer talked about singing for the upcoming movie during a media interaction after winning a singing competition in Kerala.
They're not doing the singing for me, they're singing with me.
We are doing a critical edition of the Cherokee singing book, which is this 1846 singing book that has all of these music theory concepts translated into Cherokee.
With a professional singing career spanning two decades and a part-time job as a singing teacher, Cossey has long been combining her passion of music and real estate to give properties their own musical backing.
His penchant for singing during breaks from lectures earned him the nickname, The Singing Professor, from colleagues.
In the evening a singing was enjoyed with Ellis and Cranford Burns, two prominent young men of our city, leading the singing.
Nah nah nah nah nah nah nah, I’ll be singing that all day, all day, singing that all day.
Padhanisa aims to be a personal singing teacher for those who enjoy singing but have never considered learning due to a lack of access to the right resources or fear of judgement.
She loved spending time singing in the church choir, family meals, spending time with her grandchildren, and singing and yodeling while Mike played the guitar.
Then I get obsessed with it, and I wake up singing it, and go to sleep singing it, and when I wake up to pee in the middle of the night, it’s in my head.
Although he loved singing and his first entertainment plan was to become a professional singer, he was passed over for many roles and told his singing voice was “almost unpleasant” by one director.
But I also know that people singing it today are not singing it to offend.
The singing slugger told SunSport: “I had been playing and singing on my own acoustically for a while, just to pass the time, and a couple of lads reached out to me and we got together.
This Pan-African acapella singing competition is searching for talented unsigned singing groups from Nigeria, Ghana, Kenya, Zimbabwe, and South Africa.
By the end of the show, I will say, when we're singing those final songs every single person is up on their feet, hands in the air, singing with us.
Sarbani has also polished her singing skills by joining a class and completingin classical singing.
Common combinations with singing
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- singing and 18×
- singing in 18×
- the singing 15×
- singing the 13×
- and singing 12×
- of singing 9×
- is singing 8×
- singing along 7×
- singing competition 7×
- been singing 7×