Sentence examples for more tenor from inspiring English sources
Oldman's vocal range, likewise, is more tenor than bass, yet he makes the lightness work for him.
(Chinen) DON BYRON PLAYS JUNIOR WALKER (Thursday) The clarinetist Don Byron has lately been playing more tenor saxophone, a development that motivated "Do the Boomerang" (Blue Note), his tribute to the Motown saxophonist and singer Junior Walker.
For a ripe melon, you want a full sound, more tenor than base.
Perhaps more tenors than imagined feel the same.
Like everyone else, though, we're always looking for more tenors and bass vocalists.
We could use more tenors and bass singers.
What gave a more objective tenor to his second-half commentary?
That's too bad, because Mr. Volle was a haunted, humane presence as Monfort; alongside a more subtle tenor, their duets might well have ached with melancholy.
"We're trying to keep it fun, all tongue in cheek," said Roy Cecchetti, president at the winery, compared with the more fractious tenor of the election campaign.
Since Mr. Kerry accepted the Democratic nomination for president, Mr. Bush's campaign has shown advertisements with a more positive tenor than those of the spring.
(212-475-8592) — April 10-15: A double bill that offers a chance to assess the progress of two of the more promising tenor saxophonists of their generation.
