Sentence examples for choir face from inspiring English sources

A 28-piece string section and 12-strong choir face the screen and respond to the moving sliders, while also receiving instructions via headphones.

The stalls are usually arranged in two sets of stepped rows along the edges of the choir, facing each other and at right angles to the altar.

The five actors perform as a kind of choir, facing the audience as they intone this simplistic bit of agitprop: "Dr. King / He's the greatest.... / White man... /Won't let you sit down at the counter just to grab some lunch / Call Dr. King".

An oak made pulpit stands in front of the choir facing the nave.

A tenor kneeling at the feet of the violist da gamba; a solo violinist locking eyes with a bass-baritone, as they pass melodic material back and forth; two choirs, face to face, in dialogue: the DVD of Peter Sellars's 2011 "ritualization" of the "St.

And Mr. Snyder, with his slipping white-trash accent and choir-boy face, never registers as remotely dangerous.

The Mormon Tabernacle Choir, white faces, white coats, in red-and-blue plaid scarves, sang "America the Beautiful".

Both the Rockettes and the Mormon Tabernacle Choir have faced internal controversy as a member of the choir quit, and one of the The Rockettes members took to social media to express reluctance to perform, and fear of reprisals from the organization should she refuse.

The children in the choir have faced numerous difficulties in their lives, ranging from being orphaned to struggling with poverty, war and famine. .

Bill's legal council had advised against the choir covering their faces inside a bank.

Our soundman carefully set up the microphone stand to the side of the altar facing the choir of nuns (as I sat in the back, happily humming "Climb Every Mountain").