Sentence examples for capable singer from inspiring English sources

Mr. Marks, a capable singer and skillful vocal arranger, played Boy as sympathetically overzealous and insecure by turns.

Criticism on Facebook notwithstanding, Mr. Keillor is a modestly capable singer; here, he carried off songs about Julie Christie and Odysseus with aplomb.

Mr. Weiland, who struggled with drug addiction, was often seen as defiant and bedraggled, but he was also a capable singer with a gruff, powerful voice.

A capable singer — she sang on the radio in the 1930s — Ms. Wyman shared a hit record, "In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening," which she recorded with Bing Crosby in 1951 for the movie "Here Comes the Groom".

A capable singer — she sang on the radio in the 1930s — Ms. Wyman shared a hit record, "In the Cool, Cool, Cool of the Evening," which she recorded with Bing Crosby in 1951 for the movie "Here Comes the Groom". The song, a Hoagy Carmichael-Johnny Mercer composition, won a 1952 Oscar.

He becomes this character, very much like Mickey Rourke's "Wrestler," even proving himself a capable singer.

That's not to say Bay isn't a capable singer-songwriter-guitarist, and one blessed with an expressively husky voice.

Perry Como and Patti Page, two of WQEW's most-played artists, are certainly capable singers.

A better appointed company might also be able to muster more capable singers.

The show returns for a few performances with some better known, very capable singers, including Patricia Racette and Stephanie Blythe, who are joined by Marco Berti and Alexey Markov.

The show now returns for its final performances with some better known, very capable singers, including Patricia Racette and Stephanie Blythe, who are joined by Marco Berti and Alexey Markov.