Sentence examples for choir building from inspiring English sources

A cheer rose as a white figure appeared in the second-story window of the choir building adjoining the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.

This was Brethrens' House, the single men's "choir" building.

But with the onset of the most recent crisis, many of the choir's peace building efforts came to a halt.

Because the south transept is similar in dimension to the nave and choir, views of the building from the south-east and south-west give the impression of a building balanced around a central axis, with its tower as the hub.

THE ingredients add up to a certified hit: An earnest, young teacher intent on building the choir of his dreams.

The roof and choir loft of the original building — a simple, long, high-ceilinged sanctuary — were destroyed in 1680, when the Pueblo Indians rebelled against the Franciscan missionaries.

As we sit in St Paul's Cathedral, an eerily perfect choir practice reverberating around the building's gold-laced dome, talk has turned a little cosmic.

Work on the cathedral commenced in about 1175 at the eastern end with the building of the choir.

Because of similarity in design, especially in the construction of the choir, William is thought to have participated in building the Cathedral at Sens (begun 1130), one of the first churches in which Gothic architecture appears as a coherent style.

The Magnificat's crisp choruses showed Suzuki's success in building up the BCJ's choir.

Hah! Bet you never ate a whole roasted boar, sang in a naked choir or burned down a major public building to celebrate the season.