serenaded
Meaning
of Serenade
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
She was sitting in a garden more beautiful than even her rampaging imagination could ever have conjured up, and she was being serenaded by trees.
At conventions in Monaco, audiences sipped champagne and were serenaded by an orchestra as he handed plaques to employees, authors, journalists and experts, including Mr. Vrain, who was hailed for his “scientific” approach.
On Saturday evening, nine trumpet players serenaded nurses, doctors, health-care aides and others from a distance outside the main doors of Winnipeg's Victoria General Hospital.
Come dine in style at Pier 366 while being serenaded by Hale's traditional country songs!
Gloria Swanson immortalized Sunset Boulevard, Tom Petty serenaded Ventura, and now Western Avenue has Suzanne Jett.
Following the presentation of a giant check by Sam Munnelly and Zach Moore, members of the NHS who led the project, the CHS Concert Choir serenaded Marsha with their rendition of “Hold On” by Wilson Phillips.