The phrase "a singing star" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a celebrity or performer known for their singing talent.
Example: "After years of hard work, she finally became a singing star, captivating audiences with her powerful voice."
Alternatives: "a vocal star" or "a music sensation".
He did become a singing star on the stage.
What Guillaume really covets are the notices and perks of a singing star.
Had he been signed as a singing star, he might have been stuck in a Mountie's hat, like Nelson Eddy.
"I remember watching 'Amateur Night' when I was a little girl," she said, and imagined herself as a singing star.
A soda pop brand and a singing star will make their debuts on fashion labels this fall, it was disclosed in separate announcements yesterday.
Horne, always outspoken, persevered and became a singing star instead, eventually ending up on Broadway where she became a darling of white audiences.
She paints, designs, decorates the house, bakes cupcakes which she sells at the farmer's market and is learning the guitar with a view to being a country singing star.
Gregory Porter is an international singing star now, a luminary of the Blue Note record label (and a prominent guest on this week's iTunes festival), but these songs and remixes catch some quirky collaborations from his life on the way up.
China's first lady was a popular singing star with the People's Liberation Army for a number of years.
The next time we saw of Sandra from Stoke or Gary from Glamorgan, he/she was emerging from a cloud of dry ice, transformed by the magic of television into a favourite singing star.
Maggie Muldoon, a former singing star, wakes up in the late afternoon & hazily recalls she is to meet someone at 7 00 P.M.
