“Left alone to woo the maidservant, the Don gleefully picks up his mandolin and sings a lovely serenade beneath her window.”

“However, in both cases it is the serenader who, not being the right lover, is unable to harness that power.”

“When the Swedish serenader and ukelelist played some intimate shows back in May, a lot of people were hearing him for the first time.”

“She took the persistent one, Wilbur Minafer, no breaker of bass viols or of hearts, no serenader at all.”

“A birthday cake plus suitable serenaders were supplied in honour of the birthday of Peter, who was overwhelmed by the whole affair.”

“Nevertheless, the stories of midnight serenaders and of encounters with Pat, the fem.”

“It seemed to those honored by the serenaders that they had never before heard the fine old hymn so inspiringly sung.”

“And then of course, there are the public ordinances forbidding off-key driveway serenades.”

“What more pleasure can there be than putting sound to Mozart in these elegant serenades?”

“No more gilt harpsichords or violin serenades played to me from outside my bedroom window.”