Sentence examples for works singing from inspiring English sources

The 71-year-old tenor popularised many opera works, singing in football stadiums as well as grand opera houses.

Also appealing were several vocal works sung with a sweet tone and a Gallic flair by Céline Scheen, most notably Rameau's pastoral cantata "Le Berger Fidèle".

As he did earlier with choirs, Leontovych included arrangements of folk songs among the usual religious works sung in theological schools.

She soon found work singing in comedy shows.

The video Ms. Cranin produced shows Mr. Dolan at work — singing, of course.

The writer floated back to work, singing every Sinatra and Tony Bennett song she knew along the way.

And she did some impressive work, singing with power, gleaming sound and sensitive phrasing, though she clearly struggled.

He spent most of it in New York, where he found it difficult to get steady work singing.

In 1951 he was drafted into the Army, which put him to work singing with the Army Band and touring bases overseas.

And in some ways Mr. Springsteen and Mr. Chesney share the same line of work: singing tales of ordinary people to arena crowds.

Then, after a few measures, set another voice to work, singing the same theme, perhaps at a different pitch; then a third, or a fourth, or a fifth.