Sentence examples for popular sing from inspiring English sources

The piece, which was published before NBC launched the popular "Sing Along with Mitch" show, in 1961, focusses on his early achievements as an oboist and his midlife success as an A&R man for Mercury and then Columbia Records.

Over the last decade Mr. Tomlin has become one of the most notable figures in Christian rock, thanks to a sort of virality: his songs are some of the most popular sung at megachurches and prayer gatherings all over the country.

All seven original bandmates – Rachel Stevens, Hannah Spearritt, Paul Cattermole, Bradley McIntosh, Tina Barrett, Jon Lee and Jo O'Meara – are reuniting for the tour, which looks set to be a popular sing-a-long affair.

Two of the stars, Frank Schobel and Chris Doerk, were a popular singing duo.

"And Navrang suggested popular singing as it was more lucrative".

But for "The Last Rose of Summer" he harked back to older Irish popular singing.

PROFILE of Mabel Mercer, who at 72, remains the matchless but largely unknown "doyenne" of American popular singing.

"Audiences are buying pretty these days," said Joel Silberman, a stage director and coach who teaches popular singing here.

NBC had a particularly rough quarter without its popular singing competition, "The Voice," or the Super Bowl to prop up its prime-time earnings.

Aside from revolutionizing the art of popular singing — which he took from strident and bravura to the most nuanced form of storytelling — Sinatra redefined prevailing notions of masculinity.

The second season of "Glee" will feature one of the most popular singing sensations to emerge from Britain — and the music of Paul McCartney, too.