tenor , auch: tenour

The tenor was nearly 60 years old at the time.

He was the lead tenor with the group from 1981 to 1988.

Was there a different tenor to her voice with these last words?

That means no other tenor who does the role would get it.

But the tenor has also turned, rather later than most, to teaching.

They did not wait to change the tenor of the series.

There has been a change in the tenor of that community as well.

Short of that, what is so special about being a female tenor?

And he changed the whole tenor of the race this year.

The tenor of the situation was changing, and not for the better.

From the tenor of the stories in the paper, it seemed everyone else had.

A tenor is a man with a high singing voice.

How does a tenor of his type approach such a challenge?

The tenor of the market seemed to gain almost from the start.

To my mind, he is at least the century's most distinctive tenor.

Should he become a tenor, that would suit him fine.

"You have to feel what the tenor of the moment demands."

Her voice was low for a woman, an alto tenor maybe.

I am not against the general tenor of that which is sought.

He has certainly changed the tone and the tenor of the team.

The tenor of this team must change, now and forever.

Efforts are being made to get the tenors back together.

The whole tenor of their thought and perception had changed.

But those few seemed to convey the general tenor of the talk.

Then he felt a certain change in the tenor of the engagement.