Sentence examples for choir like a from inspiring English sources

He ran the choir like a public school and dressed us up like little toffs in Eton suits.

The song is a pseudo-classical broth of strings, piano, and choir, like a soundtrack cue for Batman to save an imperilled power plant.

For Mr. Mechem, on the other hand, words were secondary in this work, which treats the choir like a symphonic or chamber ensemble and uses consonants and vowels as strings might incorporate pizzicato and varied bowing strokes.

Outside the law, Moses has diverse interests: he sings in a choir, likes hill-walking, spent six years on the Royal Academy council and – in an example of his sense of humour – claims membership of an Italian club, the Union Socialista La Serra.

The large wind ensemble amplifies the choir like an organ so that, at times, voices and instruments seem to fuse.

A young a cappella choir like Stile Antico is bound to be drawn mainly to the opulent, polyphonic music from Mary's reign, so it was not surprising that movements from Tallis's "Missa Puer natus est" were the principal focus, with pieces from Byrd's "Gradualia" as a secondary theme.

To succeed in a large choir like ours you have to be passionate about music.

The choir sang "Like an Eagle," the traditional song sung at a Stoneman Douglas graduation.

Monae even managed to make a full gospel choir seem like an afterthought to her stage moves on "I Would Die 4 U".

The cast remains intact from the previous films and performs its choir like function.

"Even though there's a lot of interest in groups such as Only Men Aloud and Only Boys Aloud, we can't seem to attract that same interest in people joining choirs like ours". Dewi Miles, a member of Cor Meibion Maelgwn, is on a new committee the choir has set up to look at ways to attract new singers.