Sentence examples for heard a singer from inspiring English sources
Mr. Dylan told an interviewer in 1984: "I never heard a singer as good as Liam ever.
"It was like, 'What?!' I mean, the last time I heard a singer at the Vanguard, it was Abbey Lincoln or Shirley Horn.
One felt the pressure in the music's relatively few climaxes, and heard a singer who has done a lot of singing in her time carefully hoarding her strength and avoiding danger.
"It's really absurd how we are so dependent on these things," Lagrind added, and Criscitello agreed, remembering how he walked into a small Greenwich Village café in '77 and heard a singer screaming "Disco, Disco Sucks!" He mused: "I wonder what we'll be doing in the next blackout?" At the other end of the bar sat Chris Pappas, an employee of the bar and former underwater welder.
He hears a singer crooning.
(You'll almost never hear a singer identified as "VMA-winning," even on MTV).
There was, at most, a sense of accuracy; you could hear a singer giving a guarded performance, when what you wanted was to hear Lucia.
"But I love the fact that when you hear a singer you know right away that's them.
In any case, audiences will be able to hear a singer better known for Isolde's tender love scenes trumpeting "There's No Business Like Show Business".
So it's refreshing to hear a singer, Fontaines DC's Grian Chatten, embrace of all the bleating music of a Dublin accent.
