唱 (chàng)

Sing!

I was singing.

I didn't sing.

I carried on singing.

Are you going to sing?

I want to sing a song.

You sing songs to me.

I carried on singing.

I sing well.

Sing a song with me.

Am I singing that song well?

I would like you to sing a song.

He made me sing on the stage.

CDs have taken the place of records.

I listened to some records last night.

A bird is singing in the tree.

There are so many people at this concert.

She told me that she has bought a record.

He sang while working.

I feel like singing in the rain.

They are not singing, they are flirting with each other.

You're the one who suggested that we sing together.

She sang well as a child.

I wish Tom could've come to my concert.

I would love to sing with your band.

I will help you buy one concert ticket.

The concert lasted about three hours.

Quite a few people went to the concert.

Tom often sings in his car.

She began to sing.

I thought I told you that you should get to the concert early.

I was sick, so I couldn't go to the concert.

I don't have a CD player, but I bought the CD anyway.

We all felt embarrassed to sing a song in public.

Did you stay till the end of the concert?

If you sang, they'd kick you out of the bar.

It'll be hard to find a good vocalist who isn't already working with another band.

Many people attended his concert.

My father allowed me to go to the concert.

Tom wants to learn to sing in French.

Tom always sings out of tune.

Julia sings.

Every time I go to Paris, I visit the Sacred Heart Basilica, sit on the steps, and listen to the people below singing and playing musical instruments.

Tom began to sing "Happy Birthday" and the entire restaurant joined in.

Opera in English is, in the main, just about as sensible as baseball in Italian.

Dick played the piano and Lucy sang.

Tom was exposed to a wide variety of music as a child through his mother's vast record collection.

The large crowd roared in approval as Mark Knopfler played the first few bars of "Money for Nothing".

Leading a fulfilling life really comes down to a simple question: When you turn off the lights at night and your head is on the pillow, what do you hear? Your soul singing or Satan laughing?

Every situation is an opportunity given to you by the universe. If you know how to make the most out of that situation, do it. It will be a wealth that lasts you a lifetime. If you missed out, gave up, or didn't even attempt to take advantage of the opportunity, the universe will set this chance aside for the next person, in a different time and place. But what's most important is that you lost precious time. Understand what you did wrong, and control the present. Then with proper restraint, if you can dance, dance. If you can sing, sing. If you can be wild, be wild. If you can be lively, be lively.