Sentence examples for choir right from inspiring English sources

No point preaching to the choir, right?

Today, in perfect harmony almost as if they were singing in a choir, Right wing media superheroes Glenn Beck, Rush Limbaugh, Sean Hannity, and Michelle Malkin blasted Obama for his blatantly partisan effort to "indoctrinate" the minds of our children by talking to them about the importance of education.

Someone tweeted me, "How to go beyond preaching to the choir?" Right now, it seems that American politics is as polarized as it's ever been -- if you watch TV, what Fox News is saying versus MSNBC, and of course we have liberal blogs v. conservative blogs... AG: But the tools we use, the medium we use, do change our consciousness.

He created a "baseline" against which to measure the programme's success by visiting participating schools before its launch, and in doing so found that in schools where singing was heavily encouraged boys were usually as involved in choirs – right up to their final years – as girls: "Our hypothesis is that where singing is promoted, boys are singing, and singing well.

Since angels are divided into holy choirs singing right before the throne of God, you might want to develop a beautiful voice.

"First gospel choir was started right here in Chicago at Pilgrim Baptist Church," he says.

Glover dances and smiles and then guns down a gospel choir; he stares right through the camera, spitting about "guns in my area".

And while the boys have a very large audience, their bully boy antics -- Brown notes that they turn down his sound when he makes his points, thus his lack of interest of having anything ever to do with them again -- play to a far right choir.

To be sure, the Outdoor A Cappella Choir of the Right-Field Bleachers did come up with some vocal raspberries for the Red Sox and emit a flurry of boos when Papi was introduced in the starting lineup.

Members of the Thomas family were seated catercornered from me, in one of the choir stalls to my right.

Mr. Thompson's long, sad slide from a forward-looking Republican policy maker on health care to a member of the right-wing choir is familiar to anyone who has watched Mitt Romney's parallel path.