Sentence examples for singers engaged from inspiring English sources

Mr. Steel said that he was trying to void contracts with some singers engaged by Mr. Mortier but that others would appear.

And on the next tune, a shuffle called "Love That Girl," Mr. Saadiq and his backup singers engaged in a routine of snaps and half-spins, echoing the Temptations in swerve as well as style.

Almost all regional opera in the United States operates on a single contract basis, with principal singers engaged for a production, then moving on to their next job elsewhere.

Mr. Mok took a somewhat sympathetic tone toward authorities, noting that just as the police could not ticket every traffic offender, they could not charge everyone who distributed pornography, but did have an obligation to address cases that caught the community's attention, like videos and photos that appear to show famous singers engaged in sex acts.

The following day, the two singers engaged in a verbal confrontation.

Sitting side by side, the singers engage in the kind of friendly intergenerational dialogue that is good for music.

All three singers engage in a three-and-a-half-hour conquest of space, their human-size characters working for recognition next to the gigantic statuary, columns and facades of Gianni Quaranta's set design.

Channel 4 says it quickly decided against bidding for The Voice "because it's derivative, a rip-off", while viewers in the US appeared to cool after the show's debut, with ratings sagging in the so-called "battle" round, where singers engage in one-to-one duels.

The New Yorker, May 2 , 1942P. 9 Miss Bidu Sayao, the Brazilian opera singer, engaged a new maid.

Opera houses do not like to acknowledge the other main reason: a singer engaged years before is found wanting or has vocal troubles.

Like Mr. Yorke, Mr. Stipe often sounds as if he's singing along to something he's hearing in his headphones; the force of a singer engaging a band has been replaced by the juxtaposition of vocals and accompaniment.