Sentence examples for looking for singers from inspiring English sources

Stuart was saying he was looking for singers in the ballpark of Twinkle and the Ronettes.

Substantial jazz record labels aren't looking for trumpeters, they're looking for singers whose appeal crosses the entire field of adult music.

Fort Hill Players, a White Plains-based community theater group, is looking for singers, dancers and musicians to perform in "An Evening of Music and Dance".

"I'm looking to make a great sound," the conductor said, noting that she is looking for singers to add to the group.

I was also excited because in the advert he placed in his local paper looking for singers he did not mention Belle and Sebastian but some music he indicated would give a hint about the kind of singers he was interested in.

Janet Jackson and choreographer Gil Duldulao will be looking for singers and dancers to submit their audition videos on the site.

Not only does Mr. Borchetta look for singers who are passionate about their music, he also asks: "What can go right?" In 2006, his Big Machine Records label signed Jack Ingram, a longtime Texas honky-tonk singer who had been dropped by Sony Records because his sharp-tongued songs about heartless women and burning cars weren't catching on nationally.

How many people you have in the group, where you look for singers and instrumentalists, and how you get an agent or manager will all depend on the musical style.

BILL CHARLAP The major labels in jazz seem to have no more room for another piano player -- they're looking for female singers.

The major record labels in jazz seem to have no more room for another piano player; they're looking for female singers.

Miyake has stated that they chose the artists by looking for "Japanese singers who were well-known in Japan but nobody had heard from for whatever reason".