Sentence examples for hymn from from inspiring English sources
Hymne ("Creation through Eros. Hymn") From Mahler's later comments on the symphony's gestation, it is evident that the four-movement plan was relatively short-lived.
Like that insidious hymn from his childhood: If you love Him, why not serve Him?
The two-hour ceremony began with a prayer, followed by a hymn from the choir standing in the jury box.
When the piece navigates through Alabama, the Orpheus players stand and belt a hymn from "The Sacred Harp," the 19th-century Southern book of shape-note tunes.
He recalled, too, learning his first hymn from the island's medical officer, Nurse Barclay, as she dressed the burns he had got from red-hot ash from the open peat fire in their house.
Instead, Ms. Streisand offered a pleading rendition of "Avinu Malkeinu," a hymn from the Yom Kippur liturgy requested by the president in question, Shimon Peres, who said he cannot hear her sing it without crying.
Hymns from the earlier folk tradition were also sung.
Some strummed guitars, singing religious hymns from their homelands.
Learned Sanskrit to set hymns from the Rig Veda.
They sang two hymns from the 18th century at James Gandolfini's funeral service on Thursday, and a song from "Les Misérables".
Vedic chant, religious chant of India, the expression of hymns from the Vedas, the ancient scriptures of Hinduism.
