Sentence examples for vocal acts from inspiring English sources
What a great decision!'" This scenario will be touchingly familiar to anyone who grew up watching Mercury's high-wire vocal acts in the stadia of the 1980s, steam rising from his nostrils, mascara running down his cheeks.
Although there is some blurring of the line here (the Buddha does give great moral weight to merely intending to act), intentions and the bodily (or vocal) acts that follow from them are understood as distinct types of actions with distinct karmic results.
Bob Flanigan, a founding member and original lead singer of the innovative vocal group the Four Freshmen, whose elegantly intricate jazz-rooted singing was a profound influence on Beach Boys mastermind Brian Wilson as well as the Lettermen, the Manhattan Transfer and numerous other vocal acts, died Sunday at his home in Las Vegas of congestive heart failure.
But with The Manhattan Transfer, you've been part of a creative force that really has, even though you might have been inspired initially by the great vocal groups like Lambert, Hendricks & Ross and similar vocal acts, what Manhattan Transfer has given cues to many groups including New York Voices.
"Fucking hell," says the world's biggest vocal act when the crowd sings set opener Hello back to her.
A highly literate creative with idiosyncratic interests, Haines has penned lyrics alighting on esoteric subjects such as the drowned Victorian siblings The Deverell Twins, and beret-wearing 1970s vocal act The Rubettes.
IN 1999, with the presidential campaigns cranking up, AIDS activists, particularly members of the vocal Act Up chapter in Philadelphia, saw an opportunity to bring the disparity to the fore.
Around 1880, the Australian soprano Nellie Melba, striving to raise the vocal stakes still further, began to insert an extended cadenza in the middle of the scene: an incredible high-wire vocal act in which the soprano has an "anything-you-can-play-I can-sing-higher" competition with the solo flute, which has been an important foil for Lucia through most of the scene.
Timberlake's "My Love" is a silvery, weightless marriage proposal, completely digital in sound but so traditional in theme that it encompasses both Boyz II Men — the most successful harmony vocal act of the nineties — and fifties doo-wop romancers like the Moonglows.
Much of it is obscure to modern scholars, but it seems to appeal to a distinction between a mental act of asserting and a vocal act of uttering a proposition.
Joe Higgs, who was part of the successful vocal act Higgs and Wilson, resided on 3rd St., and his singing partner Roy Wilson had been raised by the grandmother of Junior Braithwaite.
