Sentence examples for joining the choir from inspiring English sources

But after joining the choir in college, she didn't belt out a tune for 35 years.

Over to Kingswood pupil Kalysha Stapleton, eight: "If joining the choir gets boys off football and fighting and into singing, that's a good thing".

G. G's lecherous grandson, Randy Jeremy Jordann), shows up and makes a beeline for Olivia, even joining the choir to get at her. Randy, who's not such a bad guy once you've adjusted to his leering grin, also gives piano lessons to Olivia's self-pitying sourpuss of a brother, Walter (Dexter Darden), who has Asperger's syndrome.

White midshipmen refused to sit next to Mr. Brown, racial epithets were whispered behind his back, and fellow plebes barred him from joining the choir — all of it mixed with and hidden behind a torrent of regular hazing that underclassmen were expected to bear.

Most of us don't like to think about joining the choir invisible or, for that matter, what will happen to our online profiles once we become ex-people.

It's not quite pushing up the daisies yet, but nor is it far from shuffling off its mortal coil and joining the Choir Invisible.

I joined the choir two years ago.

Some lawmakers joined the choir of dissent.

In the early days, anyone could join the choir.

It's joined the choir invisible and... Anyway.

All it needs to ruin it is one judge who refuses to join the choir".