Sentence examples for greatest singing from inspiring English sources

"She was this generation's greatest, greatest singing talent," Davis told E Newss.

I think of something she told me earlier, about Ferrer having been her greatest singing partner.

Now facing the crumbling of his life's ambition, he has one final chance to restore his fading jewel to its former glory by producing the world's greatest singing competition.

It's his pride and joy and he doesn't want to see it go under, so he decides that the only way he can save it is to host the greatest singing competition the world has ever seen.

He sang operatic roles — Mozart and Wagner and Strauss and even Verdi (a little uneasily; his voice wasn't really right for Verdi), but he was at his greatest singing lieder, and he sang everything written for solo voice — the work of little-known composers like Hans Pfitzner and Ernst Krenek, as well as Schubert and Schumann and Brahms.

Two of the greatest singing voices to ever emerge from Hollywood, Day and Judy Garland met in 1954 and became fast friends.

The Boss sounds great singing "We Take Care of Our Own".

So the girls are looking great, singing great and it all helps tone down the, y'know, black funky impression that a lot of bands put over.

Now 61, Mr. Domingo throws himself into it with his typical energy and charisma and sounds great, singing with vigor, gleaming colors and incisive rhythm.

A few years before leaving the stage, Mr. MacNeil gave a straightforward assessment of the opera world to his friend and Met colleague Jerome Hines, the well-known bass, who interviewed him for a 1982 book "Great Singers on Great Singing".

Andrew Ellis from Melodic magazine felt that the song "has all the elements of the major hit "From Yesterday" mixed with higher vocal patterns and a great sing along chorus".