Examples of 'sing tomorrow' in a sentence
Meaning of "sing tomorrow"
sing tomorrow - A statement indicating a plan or intention to sing on the following day, suggesting a future event
How to use "sing tomorrow" in a sentence
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Christine DuBois will sing tomorrow night.
Sing Tomorrow always ends up the same.
Weíll see how you are going to sing tomorrow.
I got to sing tomorrow.
Supposing you do not hear the birds sing tomorrow.
I have got to sing tomorrow night, so I have to rest my voice.
Apologize to her and she might sing tomorrow.
But my daughter shall sing tomorrow night, come what may!
I want you to think about me when you sing tomorrow.
Well, it 's just that I gotta sing tomorrow night, so I have to rest my voice.
Well, it was a very long trip, but the children are very excited to sing tomorrow.
She wants me to sing tomorrow night.
Some warriors! Weíll see how you are going to sing tomorrow.
Do you want to sing tomorrow night? ”.
One moment . Apologize to her and she might sing tomorrow.
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Um… i'm going to sing tomorrow night.
I have even lost my voice, but you will see how I sing tomorrow.
Yeah, how about after you sing tomorrow at church? - Yeah.
You can not whimper like some weird little field mice . Okay, when you sing tomorrow.
Oh, yes … We will sing tomorrow.
I have got to sing tomorrow night, so I have to rest my voice. It's just, I mean.
She will not let him sing tomorrow.
The children … I have even lost my voice, but you will see how I sing tomorrow.
Um, I'm gonna sing tomorrow night.
Taxi! I want you to think about me when you sing tomorrow.
It 's just, I mean -- l have got to sing tomorrow night, so I have to rest my voice.
No, it will not, not before I have to get up and sing tomorrow night.
If you were Eddie Cantor, you would let Tommy sing tomorrow night, would not you?
And the day after if he 's gone? How do I sing tomorrow.
So tell me what songs you are gonna sing tomorrow night.
Not before I have to sing tomorrow.
So far I am planning to sing tomorrow.
Oh come on now, I have to sing tomorrow.
If not, I will not sing tomorrow.
