Sentence examples for choir began from inspiring English sources
The choir began to sing, gospel style.
The children's choir began to sing a Bach composition.
When Bootie Brown hurled his rhymes at the crowd, three children in the choir began amateurish break dancing.
It was when a gospel choir began singing that the unique nature of the Obama age really became apparent.
Performing a cappella choral works in the program's first half, the choir began with a transfixing performance of Machaut's "Messe de Nostre Dame," composed in 1360.
But as a choir began singing the "Ode to Joy", most jumped to their feet (the Austrian chancellor, Alfred Gusenbauer, showily singing along).It took an instant longer for some, including Britain's foreign secretary, David Miliband, to stand.
A jazz xylophone choir begun at the school, Bright Glory, made frequent tours of the state.
4.55am The end: after a final splashy climax, the choir begins to file out, chanting softly.
The Pegasus choir begin to move forward singing Morten Lauridsen's haunting "O Magnum Mysterium", engulfing the dancers.
10.10pm A Tibetan horn sounds, and the boys' choir begins to sing a Kyrie, alternating with a grown-up choir at the other end of the church.
The result, which could be extraordinarily dense for instance, in the east (or Angel) choir (begun 1256) at Lincoln Cathedral and at Exeter Cathedral (begun before 1280)—has been called the English Decorated style, a term that is in many ways an oversimplification.
