Sentence examples for different hymn from inspiring English sources

Labor Day is simply a really different hymn sheet.

Meanwhile, Rona Fairhead, chair of the doomed trust, sings from a different hymn sheet.

Yet these voices are being drowned out by a leadership team that seems to sing from an entirely different hymn sheet.

Away from the TV station, Jesus's representative on earth, Diogo Kotshco was singing from a different hymn sheet and refused to rule out the £100m move discussed by City and Milan.

With elections barely two weeks away and every poll against him, Greek prime minister Antonis Samaras began to sing from a different hymn sheet this weekend, focusing on his government's handling of the economy in a desperate bid to win round voters.

The present clock, installed in 1903, plays a verse of a hymn every four hours, at 8 am, noon, 4 and 8 pm, with a different hymn tune for every day of the week.

The text by an unknown poet is organised in eight movements, beginning with a choral movement on the biblical text, followed by a sequence of recitatives and arias which is structured as three stanzas from three different hymns.

No fewer than three chorale stanzas from three different hymns are part of the structure: movement 3 is stanza 3 from Kaspar Füger's "" (1592); movement 6 is stanza 2 from Paul Gerhardt's "Schwing dich auf zu deinem Gott" (1648); and the closing chorale is the fourth (final) stanza from Christian Keymann's "" (1646).

Also worth sampling are Cowell's "Ongagku," an homage to Japan and perhaps the greatest of his Asian-influenced works, and, for something completely different, the Hymn and Fuguing Tune No. 10, in which Cowell, quite independent of Copland, developed a nobly lyrical "Americana" style that drew on the eighteenth-century New England hymns of William Billings.

Though the basic structure and prayers of the Ashkenazi (German) and Sephardic (Spanish) rites are essentially the same, the mahzorim of the various rites show considerable variety, principally owing to the adoption of different religious hymns (piyyutim) and liturgical compositions.

Moody believed that music played an integral role in revival services, and he wanted a new kind of music -- different from traditional hymns.