Sentence examples for are singer from inspiring English sources
noun
A person who sings, often professionally.
Among famous Canadians born in Ottawa are singer Alanis Morissette, actor Dan Aykroyd, and author Margaret Atwood.
Although it was recorded in Atlanta, Georgia, "in a weird way … I think it's solidified how British we are," singer Ricky Wilson said in a press release.
Alphabet Saints are singer Robert Christie and multi-instrumentalist Hamilton Lee, and Raptureland channels the spirit of early Suicide, Eno-era Roxy, Lou Reed circa Berlin and Bowie circa Station To Station.
The announcement from Glastonbury was not exactly unexpected – the Sun had predicted the Who would be the headliners on Sunday – and confirms Michael Eavis's remark that the final headliners would be two British artists, given that the only remaining core members of the Who are singer Roger Daltrey and guitarist Pete Townshend.
In English releases, her voice actors are singer and actress Mandy Moore in Kingdom Hearts, actress Mena Suvari in Kingdom Hearts II and Final Fantasy VII Advent Children, and actress Andrea Bowen in Crisis Core: Final Fantasy VII.
Also appearing in the issue are singer How To Dress Well, who will sing ten seconds from a song made during his birth year in a segment called "Birthday Song"; Flume, for a video feature; and a history of dance music.
Speaking to Billboard at the end of 2013, she explained that lots of her friends are singer-songwriters.
These are singer-songwriters who see no reason to leave the jazz fold, wherever their music falls on the style spectrum and however handmade it may sound.
Here are singer-songwriters displaying establishment bona fides by playing nice with song structure and instrumentation while making sure to articulate feelings and perspectives not often heard near Nashville's center.
But this year all its new members are singer-songwriters from the ranks of rock and soul, and they are all members of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Besides Los Angeles, teased blond hair and a tremendous talent for the exaggerated courtly stage bow, what Mr. Stewart and Ms. Nicks really have in common is that they are singer-songwriters, articulating consciousness through words and melody, and they are fundamentally different at that job.
