Sentence examples for choir over from inspiring English sources

I can see my staff and the choir over here are getting really nervous".

The consistency and excellence of King's Choir over the years is testimony to the benefits of standards and tradition.

Mr. Núñez turned the choir over to an assistant, Lauren Quigley, for works by Holst and Frank Loesser, and took up the reins for a finale that included robustly sung spirituals and a lollipop version of Paul McCartney's "When I'm 64".

Lisa Dalbello performed the lyrics with a children's choir over an '80s pop music style tune during the first three seasons.

At Pitchfork, Andrew Ryce memorably dissed the arrangement, writing that, "unfortunately, a hammy choir over-emotes all over his delicate late-night vulnerability, taking Smith's raw honesty and overcooking it to a grey pallor".

"To Renew America" marks the moment that persuasion faded as a primary purpose of political talk and preaching to the choir took over.

"I wanted it to be sung by kids who knew my daughter," said Mr. Greene, who said he was overwhelmed when he flew to Winnipeg to hear the children perform the parts and several of Ana's friends in the choir rushed over, hugged him and told him they missed Ana.

One of the school's largest annual events is the Christmas at Luther Concert, which celebrates Christmas with performances from its six choirs; over 8,000 members of the Luther College and Decorah community typically attend.

Malcolm exemplified devotion to his community as a member of the choir for over 40 years and the Consistory of the Reformed Church, a past president of the Bronxville School Board and of the Public Health Nursing Organization of Eastchester.

"Dragonborn" was recorded with a choir of over thirty people, singing in the game world's Dragon language.

The former choir loft, over the living room, is now an office.