17 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.
She had crooned a lullaby to the baby, putting them to sleep.
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.
In the quiet night, she will croon a haunting melody under the moonlight.
The jazz vocalist will croon a soulful tune during the concert.
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.
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.
In the quiet library, the librarian would occasionally croon softly to herself while shelving books.
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.
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