Sentence examples for firm singing from inspiring English sources

I was also impressed by Yuriy Mynenko's firm singing as Megabise, a general and cohort of Artabano in the attempted coup.

When they were closing a major deal, Krane recalled, "he came into the firm singing, in this big voice — 'I'm here!' " Once, when Krane met Saban at his office on Ventura Boulevard, he found him at his desk, with a Rolls-Royce salesman seated across from him.

His firm is singing a slightly different tune.

Mr Smith was not the only average student who would later amount to something: George Bush, his contemporary at Yale, remains a friend and recently visited the firm to sing its praises.

The firm baritone George Petean, singing Valentin, was another good addition, despite tightness at the top of his range.

The accounting firm KPMG was singing the blues last week as it narrowly avoided criminal indictment over questionable tax shelters and announced a deferred-prosecution agreement with the government.

The Nile Scene brings a bright spot in the firm, incisive singing of Marco Vratogna as Amonasro.

But if heroism is measured in vocal terms, the palm goes to the mezzo-soprano Silvia Tro Santafé for her firm, vibrant singing as Ulisse (a castrato role).

Paulson's huge equity stake in Goldman served him well as he flitted around the globe singing the firm's praises to potential clients and investors.

From his demanding opening aria, "Celeste Aida," Mr. Tanner left no doubt about his prowess, singing with a firm, generously sized voice and producing clarion top notes.

He grew up in Essex, his father ran a courier and minicab firm, and his mum dreamed of singing.