Sentence examples for growing musical from inspiring English sources

NRA Country presents a mainstream version of its otherwise hard-nosed image and uncompromising political stance through its association with country music, one of the largest and fastest growing musical genres in the United States, with an estimated 100 million adults who identify as fans, according to the Country Music Association.

Fred Jacobs, vice-president of communications, tells me the company is unshaken by the growing musical boycott.

The organization JewishColorado.org's Web site (//www.jewishcolorado.org/content_display.html ArticleID=84375) has an article examining the motivation for Hebrew hip-hop and the growing musical trend.

It's not quite the brutal excavation that last year's "American Weekend" was — the wound has begun to scab — but it shows off more varied tones, letting the band's growing musical aggression complement Katie's acidity.

The talent and lively style of the String Project have made it a growing musical force in Soweto, still one of South Africa's most impoverished and perilous places, and it is winning Ms. Nalden accolades worldwide.

John Platt, who is the host of City Folk Sunday Breakfast on the radio station WFUV-FM (90.7 ) at Fordham, said that he was not surprised about the growing musical network in Westchester.

Nevertheless, there are signs of a growing musical-theater scene -- and an expanding class of Russian consumers.

Morristown Show to come, where Otto Kahn indulged his pocketbook before he grew musical.

While responses from the Guardian and Daily Review were lukewarm, with the latter criticising the singing as "sub-standard", the Age declared Ladies in Black a "full-blown, home grown musical that works a treat".

The board, itself repackaged as GoLakes, has a growing modern musical reputation, with pop chart success last year for its flock of singing' sheep.

You'll be showing support for the arts and growing your musical mind.