Sentence examples for sweet singer from inspiring English sources

For a long time he has been the sweet singer of the Fleischmann Yeast hour.

Like King David of old, he too, was a sweet singer in Israel.

Her poems appeared in every major American periodical of her day, and her sobriquet was the "Sweet Singer of Hartford".

His love for Neville, a wondrous dancer and sweet singer, sustained him and gave his life its deepest meaning.

(It is worth noting that King David, believed to be the author of most of the psalms, was called "the sweet singer of Israel").

His legend fluctuated so greatly that three identities for Eumolpus have been assumed: 1. Being a "sweet singer," he was connected with Thrace, the country of Orpheus.

Snow Bunting            Arctic flyer; ghost-white; blizzard-hardened Basil Bunting             the sweetest singer; prince of finches; gone from                                    these parts.

There's mid-Nineties teen Glamma Kid, whose dancehall pop hit 'Fashion Magazine' is the missing link between the obvious Jamaicanisms of Eighties MCs such as Tippa Irie and Papa Levi - whose awesome 'My God My King' contains the genius line 'the sweetest singer is Sugar Minott/ The maddest comedian is Kenny Everett' - and the grime powerhouse that spat out So Solid Crew and Roll Deep.

VICE: You were pegged "the sweetest singer soul music ever made".

Decades later this collaboration between an operatic god and a sweet soul singer will provide desperately needed emotional support for a lonely gay adolescent.

Tom Smith, the chairman of Aberdeen City and Shire Economic Future (Acsef), accused the "Sweet Dreams" singer, who has been based in London since 1971, of being out of touch.