Sentence examples for vocal career from inspiring English sources

He also had a passion for mountain climbing, scaling the Matterhorn, the Riffelhof, and Mount Kilimanjaro, and was a champion of his wife's international vocal career.

Her vocal career began in 1954 in an Atlantic City, N.J., nightclub when the club owner threatened to fire her unless she sang too.

After nearly four seasons of work in his aunt's Los Angeles hotel, Jamie finally breaks into show business, and the remaining episodes concentrate on his vocal career.

Mr. Neville, who will turn 72 this week, has built his vocal career on the dual impression of pliability and sincerity, whether he's singing gospel or funk or swooning ballads or heartstring-tugging country songs.

His Samson was heroic, sung with such burnished sound and emotional fervor you would have thought that he had everything at stake for this, the nearly 3,000th performance of his vocal career.

However, after singing in the choir at Elizabeth II's coronation in 1953, she settled on a vocal career and five years later made her debut in Bach's St John Passion.

McFerrin's parents both had distinguished vocal careers.

She is noted for her energetic stage presence, powerful vocals, and career longevity.

So there is typically an enormous difference between a singer of 20 and a singer of 25, let alone 30, by which time someone's vocal gift and career potential should be fully apparent.

Muhammad Ali was vocal throughout his career, giving an opinion on just about everything - but here we look at what people said about him.

The dialogue surrounding Rousey's literal and symbolic fall was further fueled on Tuesday, when Rousey refused to show her face to onrushing cameras at LAX. "She's been pretty vocal in her career, so I think it's easier for people to want to pick at things," Holm said.