Sentence examples for foremost singing from inspiring English sources
The Platters, American vocal ensemble, one of the foremost singing groups of the early days of rock and roll and also often associated with the doo-wop style.
And "American Idol," as the judges repeatedly tell contestants during the course of each season, is foremost a singing competition.
"To celebrate the announcement that Britain finally climbed out of recession today and to herald Australia's foremost band surely we should all be singing ACDC's Back in Black," parps Jonathan McCauley-Oliver.
1969 Karen Carpenter becomes pop's first drumming frontwoman Karen Carpenter considered herself a drummer first and foremost, not a singer; in early TV performances, she's always singing behind her kit.
She was really an art singer, the foremost exponent of an intimate nightclub style known as parlando, which blends singing with speaking to convey emotion.
Though Diesel's known first and foremost as an actor, he also has a musical side, often posting videos of himself singing covers of popular songs on social media and even getting in the booth with Kygo and Selena Gomez.
Watan is singing and walking.
That is singing while speaking.
