Sentence examples for huge vocal from inspiring English sources

I'm one of those neurotic freaks that comes two hours early and does huge vocal preparation.

Abigaille is a notoriously taxing role, demanding power and flexibility over a huge vocal and emotional range.

The Star-Spangled Banner is a notoriously difficult piece to sing, as it spans a huge vocal range.

And with a huge, vocal gallery responding to his every move, Woods responded, ending his day with a 15-foot birdie putt on his final hole, No. 9, to take the lead outright.

AIDS has been the first disease on record to spawn a huge, vocal, visible, angry grass-roots patients' rights movement that managed to change the course of medical history.

Songs by Gershwin showcased the brother and sister's musicality without demanding huge vocal range, while the routines choreographed by Fred were perfect for their combination of loose elegance and pep.

(Anderson) Coldplay (Friday and Saturday) Accompanied by all the ammunition of their live show — glamorous lights, huge vocals, stalwart work ethic — both the anthemic and milquetoast moments of these British rockers become true, moving experiences.

It weirdly sounds a lot like an aboslutely amazing sadlad classic that Kompakt put out a while back but with some HUGE vocals.

Even for an act as busy-busy in their songwriting as the Jaxx, this is a bonafide maximalist stint: huge vocals from a rock'n'roll singer, a massive assortment of backing vocals ('Romeo' vocalist Kele Le Roc returns!), cut 'n' paste sonics (chirping birds, incessant beatboxing, huge drum fills), a freaking orchestra.

In the afternoon, Montgomerie made his presence felt, supported once again by a huge and vocal gallery.

One of the challenges for Woods will be to keep his focus in front of the huge and vocal galleries.