Sentence examples for in singer from inspiring English sources

("You mean you're gonna get Singer out of New York?" one donor said. "I'm in!") Singer saved all his drafts and notes and much of his correspondence — a hundred and eighty boxes of material.

Every movement needs a leader, and in singer Gerard Way, My Chemical Romance have the most charismatic of frontmen.

Three years later he found a patron in Singer Company heir Alfred Corning Clark, who began commissioning works such as Brotherly Love (1886 87).

Grace and elegance of musical line characterize his solos, and among his accompaniments, his work in singer Bessie Smith's "Backwater Blues" is especially notable.

This conservatism is perfectly encapsulated in singer George Clarke's rockstar tropes: foot up on the monitor, constantly urging the crowd to scream their adulation.

The European Union has also warned that it may limit sales of Propofol – the powerful anaesthetic notable for its role in singer Michael Jackson's death – should death penalty states decide to introduce it as an alternative.

And that point would seem to me to have arrived with the notion that a stand-in singer take Johnson's place for those 10 shows.

Seventh Avenue from 131st to 132nd Street, a block that in the 1930s was lined with clubs; and Swing Street, 133rd Street, between Lenox and Seventh Avenues, where Billie Holiday was discovered as a fill-in singer at a supper club.

Speaking to BBC 6Music's Matt Everitt, Rose said it had been his idea to approach AC/DC after it was announced that Johnson had been advised to stop performing to protect his hearing, and that a stand-in singer would be used to complete the Rock or Bust tour.

Damian, what's up with your band going to Europe with a fill-in singer?

It has, to be fair, been busting a gut in China over the last few weeks – roping in singer-actor Lu Han to act as "Star Wars" ambassador.