Sentence examples for knack for singing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bejar has a knack for singing mysterious songs as if they were blindingly obvious, combining half-told stories with cryptic jokes until you can't tell plot from punch line.

With Death Cab for Cutie and the electro-pop side-project the Postal Service, he has perfected his knack for writing and singing bittersweet love songs that sound bold and shy at the same time.

"But what I never realized I had an uncanny knack for was scat singing.

Made up of "protectors of the feel good" Jonah Rathsman, Moon Boots, Isaac Tichauer and Perseus, these guys have a effortless knack for crafting euphoric, airy sing-along jams that just put a goofy smile on your face.

A lesser actor could get lost in the melee, but the 24-year-old has developed a knack for making a second-fiddle part sing.

As president of Johnny's Jimusho, the country's top talent agency, Mr. Kitagawa has a knack for creating young male stars who sing, dance, act and make him millions of dollars along the way.

We get an indication of how spunky the adolescent Joplin was, with a passion for singing, a remarkable knowledge of the blues and a knack for getting in trouble for not following the rules.

Ms. Doolittle has a radiant voice, an urgent singing style and a knack for classic R&B.

But his knack for wrapping his between-the-sheets obsessions in sing-songy melodies and dramatic rhythms had made him the most successful R&B performer of the last decade.

From the beginning, Gloria Trevi owed her stardom more to her knack for stirring controversy and garnering publicity than to her singing ability.

(Loesser had a knack for writing about the details of everyday life. Betty Hutton is seen singing "The Sewing Machine" in a 1947 movie, "The Perils of Pauline").