10 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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Before the theater performance concludes, the lead actor will have crooned a heartfelt song to captivate the audience.
As the radio show concludes, the host will have crooned a catchy jingle to bid the listeners farewell.
As the cruise ship sails into the sunset, the onboard singer will have crooned a farewell song to the passengers.
Before the wedding ceremony ends, the bride and groom will have crooned a special song to each other.
By the end of the romantic dinner, the guitarist will have crooned a beautiful serenade for the couple.
As the movie credits roll, the soundtrack will have crooned its last note, leaving the audience in awe.
When the sun sets, the birds in the garden will have crooned their melodious evening tunes.
Before the baby falls asleep, the mother will have crooned a lullaby to soothe the little one.
By the time the campfire dies down, the friends will have crooned their favorite songs under the starry sky.
By the time the clock strikes midnight, the famous singer will have crooned his final ballad of the night.
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