Sentence examples for beloved performer from inspiring English sources

Recently, another beloved performer, Johnny Carson, died.

This is the one arena in which a beloved performer can develop into a musical sage without an expiration date.

Poehler and her husband of ten years, the equally beloved performer Will Arnett — for G.O.B. Bluth and Devon Banks alone, he is comedically immortal — divorced last year.

May I begin by congratulating you on the honor of being chosen as the professional privy to the world's most beloved performer.

"Harry Connick Jr. is this great and beloved performer who is starting to span a wide range of generations," Gail Samuel, the L.A. Phil's chief operating officer, said of the Bowl's guest for July 10 and 11. "And Buena Vista Social Club, it's their adios tour, so it's the last time we can expect to see them here — or anywhere.

It's one thing to say that "in the heat of an interview," as Simmons would write later on his Facebook page -- another to have those quotes surface when a beloved performer's apparent suicide has public attention focused on the issue of depression.

Other pairings, even of beloved performers, fell flat.

In the nineteen-thirties, Bailey was one of the Opry's most beloved performers, and toured with Roy Acuff, Bill Monroe, and Uncle Dave Macon.

"Mr Cosby is a well-respected member of the entertainment community and one of America's most beloved performers," it stated.

The show is a salute to the past, showing us the marks of time on beloved performers' features, giving us a weird premonition of a future when the movies of our youths will have the dated look of talkies.

I'm reminded of this by the appearance, thanks to the enterprising Oklahoma independent distributor VCI Entertainment, of two volumes announcing a series of classic British comedies starring two of England's most beloved performers, Will Hay (1888-49) aNorman Wisdomdom (1915-2010).