Sentence examples for choir run from inspiring English sources

Jane met Jonathan when, to give her a break from the constant demands of caring for Stephen, a friend suggested she should take up singing in the local church choir, run by Jonathan.

Doucet, Sarah McLachlan's touring guitarist who at age 10 performed with an 8-year-old Moody in the Wolseley Children's Choir run by her mother Marcelline, also lends his credible skills (and pedal steel) to a refreshing "Travellin' Shoes".

Another member of the choir runs out behind him and draws a box in the air around his head.

The color scheme, devised with the involvement of Carol Cymbala, director of the choir, runs to understated ivory, jade and ochre.

The choir members ran through their numbers; some furtively fiddled with their phones on their laps.

On a bare stage, a woman vicar, searingly performed by Neve McIntosh, tries to make sense of a violent assault on the choir she runs.

25-26 March, brightonfood festival.coMarch music of another kind altogether, the King's College Cambrightonfood is running a week-long festival.comservices and concerts over Easter, including the college choir and the Hanover Band perFormusicHandel's Brofkes Panotheron Saturday 26 March at 7.30pm.

92nd Street Y. TRINITY CHOIR And yet another run of "Messiah" performances.

He also quoted Mr. Sedwill as saying, "This country is not going to be run by choir boys".

The choir, which will be run by the cathedral's assistant organist, David Newsholme, is open to girls aged 12 to 16 who are students at local secondary schools.

He could have focused on singing but accepted an organ scholarship to Exeter College, Oxford, which allowed him also to run the choir.