Sentence examples for limber singer from inspiring English sources
As his performances in the limp 1998 revival of "Little Me" (for which he won a Tony) and the even limper "Goodbye Girl" attested, he's a natural for live musicals, a limber singer and dancer who exudes a fiery energy that makes you want to reach for your sunglasses.
("Big, bold choices create bigger, bolder results!" one of her assistant coaches, a limber dancer and singer named Charles Murray, got the architects chanting).
As always it is affecting to see the singers so integrated with the limber dancers, and not just the singers who have trim physiques but also those who look like most of us.
Talks about the embarrassing symptom of impotence; every song by a blues singer mentions the "limber leg".
Leah Greenblatt of Entertainment Weekly categorized the album's opener, "Disloyal Order of Water Buffaloes", as a "towering guitar anthem built on wedding-march organs, thundering drums, and singer Patrick Stump's limber vocals".
It was the Jazz Age: France was crazy for everything American; and the limber, soft-eyed black dancer and singer from St .Louis, Missouri, by way of the Cotton Club in Harlem, was the toast of the town.
Ms. Varner, 23, has a lean and limber voice, which she often distresses for emphasis in the style of a classic soul singer.
Interestingly, she's limbering up to bring the tortured Sixties icon, Janis Joplin, back to life in the singer's bio-pic.
With his earthy, limber voice, Mr. Wilson crooned husky lines and climbed to exultant high notes, bounced responses off his backup singers or tossed off breezy scat phrases.
Tall and lean and limber.
