Sentence examples for an entertainer whose from inspiring English sources

It impugned the professionalism of an entertainer whose television career was centered in California.

Musical Magic Tomorrow night children can meet an entertainer whose name will remind them of Spiderman.

"I'm the de facto leader of the Republican Party," he said, then called Limbaugh an "entertainer" whose rhetoric is "incendiary" and "ugly".

Jackie Chan -- whose given name, Kong Sang Chan, means "born in Hong Kong" -- is an entertainer whose appeal transcends differences of culture, age and taste.

In brief snippets from the routines that made Fetchit famous (and infamous), Mr. Vereen also reveals the glowing pride of an entertainer whose gifts sometimes managed to transcend the offensive uses to which they were put.

And here, at the Museum of the American West (formerly the Autry Museum of Western Heritage) in Griffith Park, nostalgic film buffs and aficionados of cowboy culture will find it all, much of it associated with an entertainer whose reputation was made with a guitar and a saddle, but whose greatest hit was a 1949 rendition of "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer" that sold more than 30 million copies.

Yet another young musician whose recording career was knocked off track by the recent mergers and purgings among the big record labels, Mr. Hart has a lot to offer: he's an outgoing entertainer whose ideas run the gamut from free-bop to poetry with cinematic jazz to rhythm-and-blues.

He is a modern-day vaudevillian, a compulsive entertainer whose strong performing personality echoes everyone from Bobby Short to Al Jolson.

Selena, who had performed from the age of nine with the family band, was a vivacious entertainer whose fluid voice celebrated the sound of Tejano, a fast-paced accordion-based Latin dance music that combined elements of jazz, country, and German polka and was rooted in South Texas.

Fool, also called Jester, a comic entertainer whose madness or imbecility, real or pretended, made him a source of amusement and gave him license to abuse and poke fun at even the most exalted of his patrons.

The reference was first to Stefan Raab, a television entertainer whose inclusion in the normally serious lineup of four moderators at the debate on Sunday night was much remarked and delivered the liveliest exchange of the evening.