Sentence examples for heard on high from inspiring English sources

To the tune of "Angels We Have Heard on High," they sang: Come, Wisconsin, one and all, Now the time is drawing near, Sign your name, vote to recall, Send Scott Walker outta here!

Watch this Christmas cover of "Angels We Have Heard on High," performed by Paul Anderson, Jon Schmidt, Al van der Beek and Steven Sharp Nelson, on one single piano to feel the festive spirit come alive.

For contrast, there was the band's enlightened mash-up of "Angels We Have Heard on High" with "Angels," an exclamatory anthem for the free-jazz saxophonist Albert Ayler.

Among the songs she sings are that vamp classic, "O Holy Night," and the cabaret standard, "Angels We Have Heard on High".

We overcompensate for our lack of piousness with a deafening choral volume; we can make "Angels We Have Heard on High" sound like a scrum of Panzers.

During the singing of "Angels We Have Heard On High," the spotlight shines on another group of small angels up in the high balcony.

The young people at the J7-Summit hope that their voice will be heard on highest political level: „We believe that the G7 play an important role for sustainable development.

It is a very old-fashioned kind of politics that can be heard on the high street in Kings Heath, Birmingham.

And there was Denyce Graves, the mezzo-soprano who sang the title role in the Met performance of "Carmen" that he had heard on that high school trip — his introduction to opera.

But last night in Sacramento, with the N.B.A. in need of a jolt of caffeine, Jackson twisted the screws, Kobe and Shaq worked their magic and the cowbells could be heard from on high.

Which makes him perfect for England today: we need a saint who can speak the dozens of languages you hear on the high road every day.