Sentence examples for hymn it from inspiring English sources

If time makes ancient good uncouth, in the words of the hymn, it takes its time about it.

"I hear you sing a golden hymn," it runs a line or two later.

A "many-splendoured" hymn, it catches more light than any of the Choruses from "The Rock".

While the song could be made to sound like a hymn, it also underscored the great sensitivity of the singer.

Money was found for grand public buildings in which to celebrate Manchester's importance, to commemorate it in public talk, debate and statuary, and to hymn it in music which, even if it was not exactly patriotic, lent lustre to the city.

Every prospect pleases here (to borrow from the oft-pillaged Reginald Heber hymn); it's only man that's vile.

On one occasion, when Hughes had been informed that at a party hosted by a German man, the band had played "Das Lied der Deutschen", Hughes asked Garran "By the way, what is this tune?" to which Garran replied that it was Haydn's melody to "Gott erhalte Franz den Kaiser", and as it was used as the tune to several hymns "it was probably sung in half a dozen churches in Sydney last Sunday".

The first single from third album Urban Hymns, it reached No 2 in summer 1997.

Much of the text is composed of traditional statements of belief; and unlike most hymns, it is prose.

If this production had hailed from Russia or Germany, we would be hymning it to the skies and saying it showed the benefit of their extended rehearsal periods.

After half an hour, having consumed as much energy and concentration as Dr. Taylor could summon, the visit closed with one of his favorite hymns, "It Is Well With My Soul".