Kyoko went away, humming a song.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

Kyouko went away, humming a song.

Kyoko went away, humming a song.

The singer forced his low notes.

Taro closed his eyes and was singing a song.

She sang a lullaby to the boy.

She sang her child to sleep.

He sang so well that even a professional singer would have been put to shame.

The girl was heard to sing a song.

Tony took off his shirt and cleaned the piano with it.

The band blared out a march.

The mad woman sang a mournful song―a plaintive air.

The selection of music numbers was made by violinist Hakase Taro.

She hummed her baby to sleep.

with a shout and a song they marched up to the gates

Koji tries his best to make her sing once again.

She hummed her baby to sleep.

He has taken lessons in singing.

The children were walking along, singing a song.

Swinging drumsticks adroitly in his hands, he sang a Japanese folksong in a beautiful voice.

The people stood up and began to sing.

It's no use putting on [showing, presenting] a bold front now.

Songs and the times change together.

The boys marched along in full song [singing at the tops of their voices].

The song reminds me of a girl.

That song reminds me of a certain girl.

Whenever I hear that song, I think of a certain girl.

Jim drove his car, whistling merrily.

Dick played the piano and Lucy sang.

in ancient times in Japan, popular songs called 'wazauta'

The girls came singing toward the crowd.