Sentence examples for choir with a from inspiring English sources

Jones said the broadcast provided another opportunity to share the talents of this student choir with a wider audience.

Quire with a "q" is the structure and choir with a "c" refers to the body of people.

So during the scenes in the Pacific, when all hope seems lost, the film delivers the same: a female choir, with a single choirboy singing over the top.

Any choir with a taste for adventure and humor, and with someone who can play baritone sax in support, should give it a try.

In it, James lead the choir with a rumble that supported Khan and Knight (particularly Khan) as they rose up to even greater heights of understanding vis-à-vis their respective gifts.

Tony's Theme (not to be confused with the Pixies' song of the same name) is a moody and moving requiem featuring synthetic voices chanting in unison like a choir, with a simulated cello chugging underneath.

Surplices were worn in choir with an almuce over; this last was a lined shoulder cape designed to help the wearer resist the cold of medieval churches.

Rhenish churches followed the Lombard Italian precedent of an appreciably raised choir with an important crypt beneath it, but the end beneath the nave was usually closed.

But the visual pretensions are rooted in an unashamed passion about the music, and when the narrator is explaining Schubert's "Trout" Quintet, there's the sense of being in a choir with an enthusiastic, if kooky, music teacher.

Matt is an easy-going, much respected local GP in his early fifties; Ruth runs a girls' choir with an imaginative repertoire; Frank has a summer job as a lobster fisherman before going to university to study architecture.

John Luther Adams' Become Ocean is at the Barbican, London, on 31 October performed by the London Contemporary Orchestra and Choir with an AI-generated installation created in response to the music by Universal Assembly Unit.