Sentence examples for hymn called from inspiring English sources

After Columbine, she wrote a hymn called "God, We Have Heard It".

Catholic hymn, "O Sanctissima" resembles it as does a similar European hymn called "O Du Frohliche" in Germany.

When George Zimmerman was acquitted of the murder of Trayvon Martin, she wrote a hymn called "We Pray for Youth We Dearly Love".

Editors wanted to pay tribute to the revolutionary symbols of the past, like the carnations that were famously thrown at the military on the streets, and the popular protest hymn called the "Grândola, Vila Morena".

When the films are silent, the room is filled with an Elton John-like hymn called "Candle," recorded by Oksana Bilozir, a pop diva turned parliamentary deputy from Yushchenko's Our Ukraine Party.

Cardinal Edward Egan, the archbishop of New York, presided at the Mass, entering St. Elizabeth's at 7 45 p.m. as the choir sang a hymn called "Sí, Me Levantare" or "Yes, I Shall Arise".

My prior shame-filled experiments with gay sex and gay love were not nearly enough to liquidate, as the old hymn calls it, my "firm foundation".

Second there are longer hymns called ashtapadi and then a variety of longer hymns termed chhant.

(One of the men's cars, equally crowded, is devoted to passengers who like to sing the bouncy Hindu hymns called bhajans all the way home).

They sang shamanic hymns, calling the nyale by humming at the moon.

Clearly, argument was a sought-after pastime even in the Vedic period, and many hymns are called samvada or "dialogue hymns" by later interpreters.