Sentence examples for new singing from inspiring English sources

Fox's new singing competition, "The X Factor," has won a second season.

The X Factor may be over for another year, but you could compete in 2009 if you give Andalucian Adventures' new singing holidays a go.

"Don't Forget the Lyrics," Fox's answer to NBC's new "Singing Bee," made a solid debut in the ratings Wednesday, as Fox earned another victory on the night overall.

Cigarettes and a months-long case of bronchitis helped, but Dylan's new singing voice — unpretty, emphatic, indeterminately regional, redolent of a shadowy history — was, to a great extent, a choice, an acquired thing.

The new package with Comcast will not put Mr. Seacrest on "The Voice," NBC's new singing competition, despite the network's rumored interest in having him take the helm of that show, a rival to "American Idol".

That summarizes the entire collection of outstanding performances from the numbing two-night, four-hour initial dose of "The X Factor," Simon Cowell's heavily hyped new singing competition show on Fox.

His affecting but uneven new novel, "Singing Boy," is no exception.

They are interspersed with carols old and new, sung by the world-famous chapel choir who also lead the congregation in traditional Christmas hymns.

But in an e-mail, Mr. Morgenstern mentioned another, never-issued recording of Ms. Bard from 1937, and he unearthed a photo from the April 1938 edition of Downbeat magazine with the caption: "Newest singing favorite of New York is Lola Bard".

As if trying to fully recapture their gloried past, the 49ers had the 1980s pop icons Huey Lewis and the News sing the national anthem before Saturday's playoff game.

The new sing-along was born of Hawking's eager participation in Monty Python's recent live reunion shows, where he was used in an equally hilarious sketch.