Word: singingly
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...sing Lang Syne in chorus strong and hearty...
...accents, were distinguished from one another and from unaccented syllables by a difference of pitch, confined within the interval known as a third. This difference of pitch is not wholly foreign to our own accentuation, but it was much more marked among Greeks, and resulted in a sort of sing-song tone. In the choruses the liberty of an octave was allowed, and where there was a dialogue, both actors and chorus sang. In this last case the chorus is termed commatic. The tones were regulated by certain nomes not extant which were probably stiff and inharmonious. We have given...
...class of Nineteen-Eighty-two shall sing...
...make the echoes ring, as loud we sing...
...humble voice, to sing the praise...