Sentence examples for lead choir from inspiring English sources

Well, dear reader, if the OPEC cartel and its lead choir master, Saudi Oil Minister Ali al-Naimi find prices "beautiful" you can bet your last drop of gasoline that we are being held up to a royal fandango (I'd rather use another word but it would be inappropriate here).

While unpopular among his schoolmates, Pharus yearns to lead the choir.

And lead a choir of unruly schoolboys on your days off.

In it, James lead the choir with a rumble that supported Khan and Knight (particularly Khan) as they rose up to even greater heights of understanding vis-à-vis their respective gifts.

Stay for Wild Bill's Juke Joint, Graceland and Sun Studios, and on Sunday listen to the Reverend Al Green lead the choir in Full Gospel Tabernacle Church on Hale Road. 3 Following Route 61 south you reach the Mississippi Delta region.

The program focuses on two unrelated teenage boys, Chris Johnson and Cody Perkins, and Chris is hands-down the more interesting; he has a curious, slightly artificial way of talking, and his morose conviction that nothing he does will ever work out is unaccountably matched by surges of awesome initiative: to start a newspaper, to lead a choir, to ask a girl out.

Adina Aaron, Julia Fischer, Brian Downen and Jonathan Hays expect to offer everything from Schubert's "Ave Maria" to "I'll be Home for Christmas" in recitals next Sunday at 2 and 4 p.m. Or, at 4 p.m. next Sunday, head over to Grace Episcopal in White Plains, where Timothy Lewis will lead the Choir and Orchestra in Lessons and Carols for Advent.

While he was banging a marching drum to lead his choir, the sound of drums and singing also came from the Methodist church next door, as the reverend preached loudly about Mr Mandela.