Sentence examples for launched singing from inspiring English sources

Thus in January it launched singing competition The Voice, which deliber ately positioned itself as a kinder, more genuine American Idol (and subsequently became a ratings hit).

Vargas immigrated to Mexico as a teenager and launched her singing career in the 1940s in Mexico City, where she became close friends with artists Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo.

In one episode, she launched her singing career with How Will I Know My Love?, though she had more charm than vocal talent.

When Mr Bo was the party boss of Chongqing and launched the "singing red songs and hard crackdown on criminals" campaign to boost his credentials, Mr Zhou showed up in the city in 2010 to sing its leader's praises.

Ciudad Juarez, where Juan Gabriel launched his singing career at the iconic El Noa Noa bar, was once the murder capital of the world, plagued by cartel violence that in recent years has abated.

The song did, however, allow Farmer to launch her singing career and establish her particular artistic style.

There are no rules about how to launch a singing career, and there have always been singers who have built fine careers at home.

Miami is flash mixed with friendly, a place for everyone as well as for Paris Hilton to launch her singing career at an exclusive soiree at Amika.

Cole, who is thought to be planning to launch her singing career in the US, was asked whether she would return to the show if her act Joe won the competition this year and how much Cowell would have to pay to keep her.

John helped her launch her singing career, which sounds like the noise a cat would make if its tail were caught in a lawnmower.

New York-born Damone was the son of an Italian-American electrician and was inspired to launch a singing career by Frank Sinatra, with whom he later became friends.