Sentence examples for carol singing from inspiring English sources
Check out the Christmas markets, meet Santa and join in carol singing.
Aboard there will be a traditional Norwegian Christmas Eve dinner and carol singing.
There's also suggestions of a carol singing visit to some local Lib Dems.
As Ventura told the carol singing cleaners and their supporters, "If you need something you have to fight for it.
"I'm excited," he tells Sky exclusively through his car window, as assorted Stokies engage in some tardy carol singing around the vehicle.
After dinner, a spirited round of carol singing ended with a "Hallelujah" chorus in need of more robust voices than our full bellies could supply.
It evokes carol-singing, the church and communal music-making.
We'll start with 'O Come, All Ye Faithful.' First verse in English, second in Latin!" Earlier, I'd asked Susan Dennett how their atheism would shape their carol-singing.
Maybe it's the stable-and-donkey dimension to Christmas that makes the countryside so much more Christmassy than the city, for all the metropolitan carol-singing collectives and festive illuminations.
Jack's aim was to dramatise the place of song and rituals such as wassailing, carol-singing and mummers' plays in people's lives, and to get the audience to sing.
The collection brings to life the landscapes and traditions of Lee's home in Gloucestershire, from centuries-old May Day rituals and carol-singing on Christmas Eve, to his battle in old age to save his beloved Slad valley from developers.
