sing together

[for people] to coordinate their singing. Let's sing together now. Everyone should watch the conductor and follow the beat. You have to sing together if you want your words to be understood.

See also: sing, together

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

group (someone or something) together
group together
sing along
be/live in each other's pockets
sing down
singe
bring (someone or something) together
bring together
sing out
cement together

References in classic literature

'Now they must sing together; what a duet we shall have!'

Yellow Fairy Book

Her dim thoughts were often searching for far away lands where, as God says, the little hills sing together in the morning.

Maggie A Girl of the Streets

Sure, when we sing together I'm absorbin' religion an' gettin' pretty close up to God.

Michael Brother of Jerry

Surely the only courtship unshaken by doubts and fears must be that in which the lovers can sing together. The sense of mutual fitness that springs from the two deep notes fulfilling expectation just at the right moment between the notes of the silvery soprano, from the perfect accord of descending thirds and fifths, from the preconcerted loving chase of a fugue, is likely enough to supersede any immediate demand for less impassioned forms of agreement.

The Mill on the Floss

Let us gather together in the great cities, and light huge bonfires of a million gas-jets, and shout and sing together, and feel brave.

Three Men In A Boat

He has only to set the doors of the canaries' cages open, and to call them, and the pretty little cleverly trained creatures perch fearlessly on his hand, mount his fat outstretched fingers one by one, when he tells them to "go upstairs," and sing together as if they would burst their throats with delight when they get to the top finger.

The Woman in White

Education Secretary Leonor Briones lauded chorale contest for learners organized by Rotary Club of Manila because it teaches learners to "sing together in harmony" amid trying and challenging times.

Briones lauds Rotary Club of Manila for holding chorale contest, says DepEd has 'not forgotten music, arts'

We'll all be back to sing together whenever they drop in next time.

Bon Jovi thrill as the elder statesmen of rock

At the sessions, children learn and sing together with others their age.

Choir looks for voices

Americans celebrated The National Day of Prayer in many different places and many different ways last Thursday, and for the large crowd that gathered at Heartland Regional Medical Center, their way was to pray together and sing together.

Area residents join National Day of Prayer

We just play Christmas carols on the radio and sing together on videoke.

The songs of Christmas

Home Instead Senior Care has created a Songs To Remember list of numbers that caregivers and their clients love to sing together.

Dementia carers are on-song

Robbie and Gary reunion ON Saturday, December 23, Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow reunite and sing together at The Ffrith Beach Arena Prestatyn.

Robbie and Gary reunion; Noticeboard

Children say: "Music is totally fun!" (Sophia, Year 5); "Music is epic because it can be rock or calm and smooth" (Tyler , Year 5); "It exercises your vocal chords" (Kacey Year 5); "Everyone can sing together" (Kayleigh, Year 5).

Musical magic

Everyone's dementia journey is unique but we are united as we sing together.

The power of song; The Forget Me Not Chorus is a truly inspirational charity that uses the power of song to bring joy to people with dementia and their families. Rachel Mainwaring found out more..

词组	sing together
释义	sing together sing together [for people] to coordinate their singing. Let's sing together now. Everyone should watch the conductor and follow the beat. You have to sing together if you want your words to be understood. See also: sing, together McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: group (someone or something) together group together sing along be/live in each other's pockets sing down singe bring (someone or something) together bring together sing out cement together References in classic literature 'Now they must sing together; what a duet we shall have!' Yellow Fairy Book Her dim thoughts were often searching for far away lands where, as God says, the little hills sing together in the morning. Maggie A Girl of the Streets Sure, when we sing together I'm absorbin' religion an' gettin' pretty close up to God. Michael Brother of Jerry Surely the only courtship unshaken by doubts and fears must be that in which the lovers can sing together. The sense of mutual fitness that springs from the two deep notes fulfilling expectation just at the right moment between the notes of the silvery soprano, from the perfect accord of descending thirds and fifths, from the preconcerted loving chase of a fugue, is likely enough to supersede any immediate demand for less impassioned forms of agreement. The Mill on the Floss Let us gather together in the great cities, and light huge bonfires of a million gas-jets, and shout and sing together, and feel brave. Three Men In A Boat He has only to set the doors of the canaries' cages open, and to call them, and the pretty little cleverly trained creatures perch fearlessly on his hand, mount his fat outstretched fingers one by one, when he tells them to "go upstairs," and sing together as if they would burst their throats with delight when they get to the top finger. The Woman in White Education Secretary Leonor Briones lauded chorale contest for learners organized by Rotary Club of Manila because it teaches learners to "sing together in harmony" amid trying and challenging times. Briones lauds Rotary Club of Manila for holding chorale contest, says DepEd has 'not forgotten music, arts' We'll all be back to sing together whenever they drop in next time. Bon Jovi thrill as the elder statesmen of rock At the sessions, children learn and sing together with others their age. Choir looks for voices Americans celebrated The National Day of Prayer in many different places and many different ways last Thursday, and for the large crowd that gathered at Heartland Regional Medical Center, their way was to pray together and sing together. Area residents join National Day of Prayer We just play Christmas carols on the radio and sing together on videoke. The songs of Christmas Home Instead Senior Care has created a Songs To Remember list of numbers that caregivers and their clients love to sing together. Dementia carers are on-song Robbie and Gary reunion ON Saturday, December 23, Robbie Williams and Gary Barlow reunite and sing together at The Ffrith Beach Arena Prestatyn. Robbie and Gary reunion; Noticeboard Children say: "Music is totally fun!" (Sophia, Year 5); "Music is epic because it can be rock or calm and smooth" (Tyler , Year 5); "It exercises your vocal chords" (Kacey Year 5); "Everyone can sing together" (Kayleigh, Year 5). Musical magic Everyone's dementia journey is unique but we are united as we sing together. The power of song; The Forget Me Not Chorus is a truly inspirational charity that uses the power of song to bring joy to people with dementia and their families. Rachel Mainwaring found out more..
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