39 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Croon' in a Sentence

"To sing or hum softly and soothingly, especially in a gentle manner such as when singing to a baby." more

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In the quiet library, she was crooning while reading a poetry book.

The street musician was crooning for tips on the busy corner.

The radio host is crooning a tune while introducing the next song.

The teacher would often croon a calming tune to help the students relax during art class.

The old man crooned a folk song by the campfire.

She had crooned a lullaby to the baby, putting them to sleep.

In the dimly lit room, he will be crooning a soulful ballad.

The singer will be crooning a lullaby to the sleeping child.

She was crooning a lullaby to the newborn.

He will be crooning a lighthearted tune at the comedy club.

She likes to croon lullabies to her teddy bear before bedtime.

The mother will croon a sweet song to her baby to help them sleep.

As she cooks, she tends to croon cheerful tunes in the kitchen.

The mother would often croon a lullaby to her baby at bedtime.

Grandpa would croon old tunes while rocking on his favorite chair.

In the quiet night, she will croon a haunting melody under the moonlight.

She will croon a gentle song to comfort her friend in distress.

They had been crooning folk songs around the campfire all night.

The jazz vocalist will croon a soulful tune during the concert.

The bird perched on the branch began to croon a sweet melody.

The elderly man will croon an old-fashioned love song from his youth.

Before the party, he had been crooning upbeat tunes to set the mood.

They will be crooning their favorite song during the road trip.

Grandma likes to croon old songs while knitting in her rocking chair.

During the campfire, Sarah began to croon a melodious tune to entertain her friends.

He has crooned his way into the hearts of the audience with his soulful voice.

The old man has been crooning nostalgic tunes from his youth.

The singer has been crooning jazz standards at the club since midnight.

Grandpa loves to croon old songs from his childhood.

Next year, the choir will have been crooning hymns for a century.

As the night falls, she will be crooning by the fireplace.

In the quiet library, the librarian would occasionally croon softly to herself while shelving books.

He would often croon old jazz tunes while cooking dinner.

The cat would often croon softly while curled up in a sunny spot.

She loves to croon lullabies to her little sister at bedtime.

The singer decided to croon a lullaby to help the baby fall asleep.

On the porch swing, they would croon together, creating harmonious duets.

Despite the rain, she was crooning a cheerful tune while gardening.

The singer liked to croon sweet songs that made everyone feel relaxed.

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