Sentence examples for the tenor from from inspiring English sources

"Hey, I'm the tenor from the first act!" Brownlee said.

Rubyleon's son is Abdul Fakir, the tenor from the Four Tops--he's called Duke.

Its notes are prolonged, or "held," and this part is now called the tenor, from the Latin tenere, to hold.

The tenor from the German cycle sang the role in German while everyone else onstage performed Die Walkure in English!

Sullivan mentioned to Arthur Cecil, the leading tenor from the Gallery of Illustration, that he was looking for someone to play the comic title role in his new comic opera, The Sorcerer.

And White House aides said it also reflected a change in the candidate and the political tenor from 2000, with Mr. Bush intent on presenting himself as an unwavering wartime president while diminishing his Democratic opponent, Senator John Kerry, as weak on national security.

The tenor Michael Amante, from Floral Park, who is headlining the New Year's Eve concert, at Tilles, said he was appalled by the lack of support for classical arts.

The tenor line from Loyset Compère's three-voice chanson "Dictes moy toutes voz pensées," which opened the vocal part of the program, was used by Jean Mouton to structure his "Missa Dictes moy toutes voz pensées," which came next.

The tenor saxophonist from Count Basie's "New Testament" band -- meaning the second great band Basie had, in the 1950's and 60's -- is a crafty and brilliant player, and this has been his longstanding, intermittently assembled group.

Geoff Packard's contributions as Apollo in that scene include singing, quite sweetly, the tenor aria from Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte" — a surreal, witty and marvelous moment. .

ONE last question for Stig Andersen (the G is silent), the athletic tenor from Denmark.