Sentence examples for choir shaking from inspiring English sources
Also, vitally, we need something bloody English, because Scotland has its national anthem (a load of men in novelty tam o' shanters repeatedly shouting "TUNNOCKS") and Wales has its own, too (Brassed Off-lite all-male choir shaking off the remnants of that afternoon's prostate exam by welcoming Songs of Praise to Cardiff), and even Ireland has one ([BRACKETED JOKE DELETED ON LEGAL ADVICE]).
The service, by my own etiolated WASP standards, was an orgy of religious passion: people of all ages praised themselves hoarse as a high-decibel gospel band and choir shook the walls with heartfelt rhythm and blues.
Nevertheless, before shaking the rafters for Jesus, the choir prays before every rehearsal and concert.
All that time, however, Mr. Brennan couldn't shake his show-choir experience.
Mr. Green listened to the harmonies of a gospel choir, visited a kosher restaurant and shook hands with a churros vendor.
Bill Drummond and Jimmy Cauty, with massed choirs, sold out the Barbican - and shook the balcony so much, I lost my fillings.
As he shook the hands of all the choir members, some barely looked at him.
Other parts give the choir joyful, straightforward gospel melodies with a tambourine-shaking beat.
