Sentence examples for a hymn on from inspiring English sources

A hymn, "On Eagle's Wings," was sung by Michael Joncas.

Near the start of the play, Gremmar is alone onstage, slowly picking out a hymn on the family piano.

In Washington we searched for blood banks and watched as Republicans and Democrats sang a hymn on the steps of the Capitol.

The deeply-religious Bati sang a hymn on the pitch before kick-off but were quickly looking for some divine intervention as the Kangaroos raced into a 16-0 leafterter only eight minutes.

At TEDGlobal this past year, I premiered my short on "Radical Openness" which was a philosophical espresso shot of heady thinking a hymn on the power of ideas to change the world.

His peers saw it on one hand as being "a hymn to Apollo" and on the other as a presaging of a future cataclysm and renewal of the world.

David Miliband, the foreign secretary, told delegates in Brighton that the new policy ideas unveiled by Gordon Brown in his speech on Tuesday meant that activists now had "a song to sing and a hymn to hum" on the campaign doorsteps.

"Walking Song," a hymn to companionship, takes on a haunting metaphorical resonance when played as an elegy.

She went on, singing a hymn to herself, saying, "Their necks swelled, I cracked a smile.

Kandi also collaborates with another member of Xscape, Tameka (Tiny) Cottle, on "Superwoman," a hymn to single mothers.

Originally seen off Broadway in 1996, Rent was the Hair of its day: a tribal musical that offered a hymn to the suffering young on New York's Lower East Side, with characters who vaguely echoed Puccini's originals.