Sentence examples for choir play from inspiring English sources

She is back 'in touch with the woman she had always been deep down' and, freed from the straitjacket of her marriage, is able to do all the things her husband would never let her do: sing in a choir, play badminton, light a real fire.

He joined the gospel choir, played intramural basketball and worked at the college radio station.

Then North Korean television broadcast a military band and choir playing rousing patriotic songs.

At Winchester, he sang in the choir, played the viola in the orchestra and piano solos in concerts.

He sang in a church choir, played the harmonica, and was given a guitar on his 15th birthday.

Malloy grew up in a half-Latvian family outside of Cleveland, singing in the choir, playing timpani in the wind ensemble and xylophone in the marching band.

The Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo di Milano, the group that oversees the building, said that it would present five concerts from June 10 to July 15, featuring music by Verdi as performed by a 60-piece orchestra and choir playing more than 160 feet above the ground.

She had two siblings, sang in the church choir, played club soccer, and dreamed of being a poet and painter.

There are those who feel all slavery-era films should be of the same tone where a gospel choir plays in the background as the noble slave is whipped and defiantly refuses to cry... a story where the prospect of revenge would never enter his mind because he is chiseled and formed from the spirit of Mother Africa.

Fela absorbed James Brown wholesale -- the scrubbed rhythm guitar over drum patterns, the intermittent horn-section bursts, the leader's hectoring vocal cries as he directed the band to change rhythm, ushered in choirs, played keyboards.

Some leading UK orchestras and choirs played in more than 100 events.