Sentence examples for singer church from inspiring English sources

The footage dates from 2003 when the then 17-year-old singer Church interviewed Morgan following an address by her at the Oxford Union where she called for privacy laws for under 18s.

Writing on her website, former opera singer Church has urged Ed Miliband to be a "trailblazer in progressive politics" and argued that David Cameron has ignored pressing issues such as the poverty gap and the power of the media.

Of course, Cohen's palpable wonder regarding Franklin's legendary foray into gospel music helps the cause, but his enthusiasm never undercuts his judicious accounts of how a given track functions, and what made Franklin's methodology so different from that of any other soul singer turned church musician (or, in Franklin's case, church musician turned soul singer turned church musician).

Singer Charlotte Church reached out to the "most disaffected, desperate fringes of society".

Singer Charlotte Church, rugby legend Gareth Edwards and Neil Kinnock have joined the cast of a film version of Dylan Thomas's "play for voices".

Addressing a packed-out rally in Castlefield, singer Charlotte Church said the nation was in the grip of class war.

One case that had been scheduled to go to trial – that of singer Charlotte Church – remains unsettled.

The lawyer also cited a celebrity singer, Charlotte Church, saying that The News of the World had reported that she was pregnant, before she told her parents.

But the sixth - that of singer Charlotte Church, with her parents, James and Maria - will begin at London's High Court on February 27.

Classically trained singer Charlotte Church had tweeted throughout Wednesday's 10-hour debate in parliament on the issue of launching airstrikes against terrorist targets in Syria.

The singer Charlotte Church was mocked when, on Question Time earlier this year, she suggested that climate change had fuelled the Syrian war.