Sentence examples for a live entertainer from inspiring English sources

During the rest of the 80's, she worked mostly as a live entertainer.

But now, she is better known in the Hamptons for the weekly softball game she organizes than for her musical talent, even though Dan's Papers recently named her "best live entertainer" in the Hamptons, along with Billy Joel.

The impossibly talented, impossibly energetic Mr. Jackman is a glorious dinosaur among live entertainers of the 21st century: an honest-to-gosh old-fashioned matinee idol who connects to his audiences without a hint of contempt for them or for himself.

(It would be great if an institutional jazz orchestra tackled his late-50's output and gave it a proper canonizing.) It's hit and miss and sometimes nostalgic, but he's a live-wire entertainer.

While Justice Callinan acknowledges there's been a "reduction of opportunities for live entertainers" since the lockout laws were introduced, he's unsympathetic.

Most of the tech conferences are now streaming live; entertainers will do a Sheen too as their contracts expire.

The bar featured live entertainers, the best known of whom was José Sarria.

Millions of paid events are also available, ranging from a live trivia session led by entertainer Stephen Fry to a live concert hosted by actor Jude Law.

In addition to name recognition and broad appeal, deceased celebrities offer the marketing community something living entertainers do not: peace of mind.

#entertainer March 11 , 2014Updated at 7.23pm GMT 7.12pm GMT Here's a live picture from Barbados.

In his new book, "What You Want Is in the Limo," the author Michael Walker explores the evolution of rock stars, led by Alice Cooper, Led Zeppelin and the Who, from high-minded performers who were happy to eke out a living to highly paid entertainers with entourages and private jets and security staffs.