Sentence examples for bring the singer from inspiring English sources

"You forgot to bring the singer in!

Might he bring the singer along on his jet?

She's a persuasive advocate; when she writes that "sewing gives back a feeling of agency and self-­sufficiency," I'm tempted to bring the Singer up from the basement.

Presley's long-time manager, Colonel Tom Parker, admitted to him over tea, he said, that the real reason why Goldsmith's attempts to bring the singer to London had failed was Parker's own uncertain immigration status.

Byrne has given his official approval to the hypothetical casting after hearing that Coogan wants to bring the singer's signature suit to the silver screen.

Hollywood has been trying to bring the singer's story to the big screen, in one form or another, since at least 2003, so it may be that producers of the latest version are reluctant to choose a title until the cameras roll.

The selection seemed to bring the singers to another level, and the sound of their voices came together even more vibrantly to the upbeat tempo; I observed people emerging from their reveries to exchange smiles as they sang.

A bluegrass double bill brings the singer and picker Ricky Skaggs and the singer John Herald on Aug. 4.

The last time Armstrong made music for the stage, a different theatre company brought the singer into their wings.

When she took the final high E flat – again with such fullness and assurance – it brought the singer's triumph and the audience's joy in sound to their fitting culmination.

What brought the singer to the comfortable but hitherto hardly edgy suburban redoubt of Beckenham was an offer from his landlady – and later lover – Mary Finnigan to move into her flat for a £5 rent she did not expect to receive.