Sentence examples for singing competitions from inspiring English sources
'singing competitions' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it when referring to contests or competitions that involve singing or that are exclusively open to singers. For example, "The city is hosting several singing competitions for youth this summer."
The German television landscape is filled with reality shows including modeling and singing competitions.
But I've experienced enough of these shows to know that they're not merely singing competitions.
He began singing in Korean, too, and later won singing competitions in Flushing.
But two singing competitions at the same time may have been too much for fans of the genre.
He won several singing competitions in the late 1950s, and then the All Ireland competition in 1962 and 1963.
What remains unknown is whether Fox is effectively fragmenting the audience for singing competitions by having two flavors of shows on the air.
A wave of singing competitions and dating shows some of them adaptations of successful Western ones—have come on air in recent years, particularly on provincial satellite channels.
But then you'd be leaving out the influence of reality singing competitions, with their endless reframing of songs across genre lines.
Part of the fascination of singing competitions is the lovely, flawed idea that you can use them to extrapolate the current and future states of opera.
While ratings for almost everything on television have sunk, big spectacles that hold some promise of spontaneity — N.F.L. games, the Olympics and various singing competitions — continue to thrive.
But it remains to be seen if viewers have the appetite for two blockbuster singing competitions on one network each year.
