Sentence examples for approach to sing from inspiring English sources

The 54-year-old turned down an approach to sing at the Olympics closing ceremony, which would have been her first live solo performance in 33 years; instead she recorded a new version of her 1985 hit Running Up That Hill for the finale.

This confessional approach to singing punk music was dubbed emocore, or hard-core emotional, by fans in the 1980s.

About two years ago Mr. Heppner went through a severe vocal crisis, canceling months of engagements and reassessing his approach to singing.

Yet at other times he supported the essential approach to singing that the bel canto tradition espoused.

Bel canto (which translates as "beautiful song" or "beautiful singing") denotes an approach to singing exemplified by evenness through the range and great agility.

The neo-soul movement, which enshrines the sounds and production values of 1970's black pop, has also revived that era's less histrionic approach to singing.

Naturally, Mr. Depp, who is nominated for a Golden Globe for best actor in a comedy or musical, takes a film actor's approach to singing.

'MESSIAH' You can't swing a dead cat in New York this month without hitting a performance of Handel's "Messiah," and you can find every possible approach to singing it.

Bruce MacGregor hears about a new approach to singing Burns from Jamaica.

Over the nearly two years Weber spent working with the collection, digitizing some 1,400 items, she read through press clippings, programs, and books about Ponselle, learning the diva's approach to singing.

Krall's smoky, relaxed approach to singing fits perfectly with Nelson and they trade lines seamlessly.