Sentence examples for poet-singer from inspiring English sources
The word "poet-singer" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it when referring to someone who is both a poet and a singer. Example sentence: Tom's beautiful melodies and heartfelt lyrics have earned him a reputation as a talented poet-singer.
… What can songs do?" asked the Marxist German poet-singer Wolf Biermann when interviewed in east Berlin in 1975.
Based on poems by Wilhelm Müller, "Winterreise" is about a young man (the poet-singer) who has lost his girlfriend — she has fallen, it seems, for someone else.
It's one you share too, assuming you join in our almost fathomless esteem for the songs and performances of the sui generis poet-singer Bob Dylan.
Bards were originally Celtic composers of eulogy and satire; the word came to mean more generally a tribal poet-singer gifted in composing and reciting verses on heroes and their deeds.
And it reminds us of the rock 'n' roll poet-singer Patti Smith's reworking of Van Morrison's song "Gloria" as a ferocious, woman-to-woman love call on her 1975 album, "Horses".
Dressed in a long gray coat, vest and slacks, her hair trimmed short and a guitar slung over her shoulder, Ms. Blythe embodies Orfeo, the mythic poet-singer whose music had magical powers to charm all listeners.
Talk story about Paul Simon, poet, singer, and guitarist.
Badavi is a poet, singer, instrument maker and oud player from the Hadhramaut desert in southern Yemen.
Tryphosa Bates-Batcheller, author, speaker, poet, singer, and linguist, who spoke before the National League of American Pen Women.
By Jane Boutwell The New Yorker, April 29 , 1972P. 32 Talk story about Paul Simon, poet, singer, and guitarist.
Then, another inquiry, initiated earlier through a search specialist, yielded a name, which yielded, after a Google search, a person: Lisa Brimmer, 24, writer, poet, singer, blogger.
