Příklady croon

• As a taped musician crooned a tune about love and the beauties of nature, the puppet swayed and gesticulated with realistic grace.

• The one woman had her baby in her arms, was crooning to it and was looking sublimely happy.

• What might otherwise be an atttractive crooning voice appears ridiculous.

• He certainly commented on that crooning in somewhat caustic terms.

• The waves moaned a rhythmic sound and the pines crooned their love song.

• He is best known for his smooth, crooning vocals and romantic ballads.

• Here he is torn between accepting the sweet croons of the woman and turning his back on her.

• However, they spend about half their screen time crooning to each other, or dancing on the beach.

• Penniman was blessed with a phenomenal voice able to generate croons, wails, and screams unprecedented in popular music.

• The music was often created with a banjo and a fiddle, while the lyrics were either sung, crooned, yodeled, whistled, hummed, recited, or chanted.

• Unremarkable lyrics are delivered with a sultry croon, a hands-in-the-air belt, or a sweet whisper.

• She can no longer coo or softly croon nor can she perform her trademark gravity-defying vocal runs.

• He may want to croon, rather than just sing the words.

• The change from spectacularly violent soliloquies on his debut to crooning soul on his second effort caught some reviewers by surprise, though not all unhappily.

• Our project is not to croon about starry-eyed love and teenage heartbreak.