Sentence examples for a growing choir from inspiring English sources

The president was preaching to a growing choir of law school faculty.

President Fox is part of a growing choir of world leaders speaking out against the drug war.

That is where each of our efforts come in as an important part of the growing choir to make this work of peacebuilding a national and international priority.

[Page C2.] Insurers Halt Coverage on Big Vans After rollover crashes of 15-passenger vans involving death and injury to sports teams, choirs and campers, a growing number of colleges and churches are prohibiting or severely limiting their use, and some insurance companies are refusing to insure them.

Excell's version was more palatable for a growing urban middle class and arranged for larger church choirs.

Though exaggerating for effect and preaching a bit to the choir, he was countering what until recently was a growing sense of gloom.

There's a growing body of scientific evidence that points to the physical and psychological benefits of singing in a choir.

Houston had sung in a church choir while growing up, and Carey had always connected to her faith through music, especially during any difficult times.

Rodriguez, who honed his vocal skills in gospel choirs growing up, also tours annually with his original cabaret show.

The film is excellent, especially as a vehicle for growing the nuclear disarmament movement, and preaching beyond the choir.

The choir of scientist-educators is growing, and a text framed with this audience in mind is both needed and welcomed.