用karaoke造句子，“karaoke”造句

You're never afraid to sing karaoke, even it sounds so bad!

It is also a tradition to stay up late during the festival, playing mahjong or singing karaoke.

Having been told that karaoke had worked miracles on Andy's autism as an infant, I asked whether he still liked to croon.

Tens of thousands of Japanese students whose schools have been closed over fears of A/H1N1 flu have been flocking to karaoke clubs to fill their newfound free time, BBC reported Tuesday.

Have a karaoke party.

The initial element of karate also appears in the word karaoke.

These young entrepreneurs have already begun to shape some markets such as mobile video games and online karaoke.

My so-called singing act was to belt out country standards to the backup of music-only tapes on a portable recorder, a kind of do-it-yourself karaoke machine.

You might, however, be invited to karaoke with the sailors and you will almost always dine alongside the captain, who is far more likely to turn up in shorts and a t-shirt than full uniform.

I find karaoke relaxing, and it takes my mind off my work.

"Seeing the karaoke machine at the top of that list made me smile," said Kane Kramer, a director of the British Inventors Society.

I sing at a karaoke bar.

The sea front itself has a cheap and cheerful feel, with bars and restaurants and a late-night club promising karaoke.

We met again at a karaoke hall.

Sweet cocktails help to stave off the melancholy of their parting. The graduates sing karaoke to songs by Jennifer Lopez or old Western hits from the days when the wall still stood.

Many hotels, hairdressers, massage parlours and karaoke bars make little effort to disguise illicit activity.

Wang Ping: This club is a membership club. You pay the fees and you can get 80% discount. It has every kind: restaurants, fitness center, sauna, bowling and karaoke.