Sentence examples for promising singing from inspiring English sources

She also possessed a promising singing voice that a little training would round out into a fine mid-range instrument.

My father was a furrier, and my mother had given up a promising singing career to raise us (while earning money selling clothes in our basement).

Besides the chorus, 29 solo singers took part, both major Met artists and promising newcomers, singing excerpts from 23 operas.

Her finale, "Running," merged two Gustav Holst melodies with thumping pop fit for Abba: "We are running to save the save the world," she sang, promising hope.

TV bosses have already axed the hugely popular Super Girl singing contest, promising to replace it with programmes focused on housework and public safety.

They conceded that the group was in the middle of a crisis – perhaps not surprising for a boyband whose members are aged between 38 and 43 – before promising that they would sing together again.

Rihanna adds some lyrics that are mildly troubling in context — "Turn up the music 'cause I feel a little turned on" — and then the two sing together, promising to "do whatever it takes to make it right," which in this case means turning the music loud, presumably to block out the dissenters and the loud ringing bell of good sense.

Miranda Keys Lady Billowss is sung in a promising dramatic soprano that enables her to quell all of Britten's notes as well as local opposition.

Chief Executive Michael Eisner pulled out the pompoms and sang a cheer, promising to "attack costs" by closing 50 Disney retail stores and cutting investments in live-action films.

There was fiery chemistry between Ms. Hopkins and Mr. Shrader, both promising performers, who sang with good phrasing and control.

And I did, promising myself I never had to sing again.

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