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Meanings of fine singer in English
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Usage of fine singer in English
1
Bannister is a great musician, they claim; fine singer, and all that.
2
She was a fine singer, and a beautiful, amiable woman of considerable talent.
3
There was no longer any prospect that I should become a fine singer.
4
For nearly a year, until his voice broke, he was a fine singer.
5
The culeto is a fine singer, but it is bald-headed.
6
Welcome Robin is a fine looker and a fine singer, and everybody loves him.
7
Mr. McCoy was a fine singer and his voice was always heard at typographical gatherings.
8
He's a fine singer and not a bad actor.
9
A Tree Trapper, Ground Gleaner, Seed Sower, and Weed Warrior, besides being a fine singer.
10
This is a fine singer in top form - no great surprises, just lots of pleasure.
11
Mary is a fine singer, rich and commanding.
12
The woman was a fine singer, and had a voice like a screech-owl when she scolded.
13
Your daughter is a very fine singer, Mrs.
14
My uncle mentioned to me that you are a gifted harpist and a fine singer, Lord Seregil.
15
Carthy is a fine singer and interpreter and easily one of the most influential and imitated guitar players.
16
Turning to Antonio, the Turk said, I have been told that you are a fine singer and player.
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