Sentence examples for resident diva from inspiring English sources

And SOLEDAD BARRIO, this eight-member Spanish troupe's resident diva, has severity in spades.

At Feinstein's at the Regency, the singer, songwriter, pianist and onetime resident diva of Arista Records is applying the same back-to-basics impulse to her music.

With her long, slender legs and a small, birdlike voice, Madam Becket is the resident diva of this desert ghost town, the star of the Amargosa Opera House, its paint cracked and peeling, its stage lights built from coffee cans.

With a daily human audience, there's naturally a bit of showmanship (Chiquita, the resident diva, is said to blow kisses at her admirers) but the centre is much more than a glorified zoo.

The movie has some bright spots, but so much of it revolves around the resident diva of the title camp that it's hard to focus on the good stuff; you're too annoyed at having this lazily imagined character shoved down your throat for the zillionth time.

The New Yorker, March 6 , 1995P. 38 Signed Talk story about visiting Juicy, a strip bar club open every other Sunday at the Buddha Bar, on Varick Street, under the direction of 30-year-old Lysa Cooper, the resident "diva".

It's named for the conductor Sir Thomas Beecham, who, one of the resident divas readily points out, inherited a fortune based on laxatives that provided generations of ageing folk with much needed relief.

Melba Pearson is an attorney, writer, speaker, wife and Resident Legal Diva.

This year St. Mark's will welcome back LaLa Brooks, the former lead singer of the Crystals, as their resident Disco Diva and attendees can expect to hear not only classic disco, but also Over the Rainbow, True Colors and even the Nicene Creed.

As a dedicated X Factor fan, I was intrigued to learn that the show's resident crooner, Christopher Maloney, had been branded a "diva" by fellow contestants.

Sunday (Ms. Venora), the vengeful turban-clad diva who portrays the show's resident gorgon, is so jealous of any female competition that she stomps around the set wielding an ax.