Sentence examples for entertainer which from inspiring English sources

And that's going to hurt me as an entertainer, which is what I am.

I describe myself as an entertainer, which I think is fair.

"Ultimately, I think of myself as an entertainer, which is kind of a dumb word," he said, typical of his relentless self-deprecation.

The season will finish with John Osborne's The Entertainer, which might be considered a bold choice, given that the lead role is so closely associated with Laurence Olivier.

He is the author of a book about "The Wizard of Oz" and of the forth coming "Judy Garland: World's Greatest Entertainer," which will reproduce some of the tens of thousands of Garland-related documents he owns.

Perhaps best known for his activities as an operatic tenor, Mr. Rounseville's career as an entertainer, which began in 1935, also included stints as a nightclub entertainer, a movie actor and appearance on the legitimate stage.

There was serious shade being thrown by tedious MOR entertainers, which is all I ask for of awards shows.

I realise that saying this makes me sound 100 and also quite down on entertainers, which I'm not.

Those talk-show hosts who have been most successful over the years Jack Paar, Mike Douglas, Johnny Carson, Merv Griffn, your obedient servant, et al. were not only trained in radio but also had the advantage of prior experience as entertainers, which is to say we were accustomed to working with audiences as well as with guests.

This has led to a consistent decline in socially- and politically-conscious expression from black entertainers, which Tupac Shakur was very critical of during his career in the early 1990s.

She plays the "world's worst birthday party entertainers," which include an old woman with a revealing neckline, a Jewish bar mitzvah emcee, a despondent clown, a creepy animal trainer and a princess with a Valley girl accent.