Sentence examples for batch of singers from inspiring English sources

The Voice reaches its live knockout stages tonight (it's moved from Saturday to Friday this week, to avoid a Britain's Got Talent final clash), and another batch of singers will go head to head in a bid to prove that they have what it takes to be the next Leanne Mitchell.

But Jamaica is now exporting a new batch of reggae singers who sing some songs whose lyrics feature violent attacks on gay people.

Just because we think it would be good if people also heard more Boccherini, Salieri or Arne, would we really deny the current batch of up-and-coming singers the chance to perform The Marriage of Figaro while their voices are still up to it?

The first batch of celebrities included opera singer Lesley Garrett and TV antiques expert David Dickinson.

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Thousands of singers crossed his path.

In other systems, only audio songs of singers are considered.

(Capitol), a new batch of cover songs by the British soul singer Corinne Bailey Rae.

Before sailing to America in 1959 the folk singer had recorded a batch of tracks with the broadcaster and barn-dance musician Peter Kennedy for the English Folk Dance and Song Society.

LIZZ WRIGHT On her last album, "The Orchard," Ms. Wright applied her deep and infinitely soulful alto to a batch of songs she had written with the singer-songwriter Toshi Reagon.

Its characters, some portrayed by jazz-leaning rock singers including Elvis Costello and Deborah Harry, are a batch of barflies -- lovers, watchers, poets, musicians and lost souls -- reminiscing about a place that one of them may have burned down.