Sentence examples for choir singing from inspiring English sources
There's a Christmas choir singing "Once in Royal David's City".
The service included a gospel choir singing "Amazing Grace" and a video recounting Walsh's achievements.
More stirring than the choir singing The Lord is My Shepherd.
The protesters, including a choir singing the Hallelujah chorus from Handel's Messiah, rejoiced at his departure.
Stranger still was the sight of the Interior Ministry police choir singing Daft Punk's hit "Get Lucky".
The bespectacled, choir-singing pianist or the chess player who once promoted a fight by preparing tea for his opponent and asking, One lump or two?
The tour is a dreary round of ping-pong matches and choir-singing.
There's another on Pope John Paul II. Gingrich converted to Catholicism after he married the churchgoing, choir-singing Callista.
(We learn that Mrs Hawking studied Spanish poetry, was into choir-singing and... well, that's about it).
Rugby is as Welsh as the image of a choir-singing, coalmining nation, an idea which one commentator dismisses as "utter bollocks".
