Croon

The child began to croon a lullaby to put herself to sleep.

The choir director instructed the singers to croon the chorus in a softer tone.

The old man would sit on the porch and croon folk songs from his childhood.

The jazz vocalist would croon a melody that could make the listeners sway to the rhythm.

The monk would croon chants during the morning prayer.

The old man would croon while sitting on the porch.

The teacher would croon to her students during story time.

The croon of the airplane engine could be heard as it flew overhead.

The distant choir's croon echoed through the cathedral.

The distant croon of the wolf echoed through the forest.

The distant thunder was a low croon in the distance.

The croon of the saxophone player brought tears to my eyes.

The croon of the accordion player created a festive atmosphere at the party.

The birds outside my window sang a gentle croon.

The old record player emitted a nostalgic croon.

The croon of the jazz singer carried throughout the club.

I could hear the croon of the distant train as it passed by.

The low croon of the bees could be heard as they pollinated the flowers.

The soft croon of the lullaby soothed the baby to sleep.

The soft croon of the cello filled the concert hall.

The croon of the car engine lulled me into a sense of relaxation.

The croon of the choir filled the chapel with angelic music.

The gentle croon of the river as it flowed through the valley was peaceful.

The choir director instructed the singers to croon softly during the delicate section of the piece.

He would croon love songs to his girlfriend to make her feel special.

The children love to croon nursery rhymes together.

He likes to croon his favorite tunes in the shower.