Sentence examples for like choir from inspiring English sources

This was her lifelong home — where she was born, where she died and where she surrounded herself with lushness: scarlet bougainvillea; ruffly pink canna lilies; elephant ears with exuberant open-faced leaves, like choir members singing at full volume.

It is something of a relief to encounter three respectably glamorous females with sweating guys in shirts and waistcoats, who together look like choir girls out for the night with some overworked accountants.

It is a grand room, with the seating face to face (designed like choir stalls in a church), where the parties are two swords' widths apart so that disagreements cannot immediately lead to duels.

The fund-raising for refugees and the Bowie tribute earned the group more attention from the American press, but increased prominence only underscores the challenge of monetizing something like Choir! Exploiting something so intimate and special might undo it, and Goldman and Adilman seem genuinely more engaged with building than with selling.

Sadly, some financial salespeople make used car salesmen look like choir boys.

When Tom Paine published Common Sense in 1776 and empowered over two million colonists to question British authority, did these readers lineup like choir boys at meetings of their local assemblies, meetinghouses and taverns?

Sunday Mass includes singing by a gospel-like choir, and many of the saints depicted inside double as Candomblé deities.

This year's primetime broadcast featured a series of performances that alluded to grappling with social issues (Katy Perry, Eric Church, John Legend and Common), displayed quasi-religious imagery of heaven or hell (Madonna, AC/DC, Hozier), and featured an on-stage church-like choir (Sam Smith, Beyoncé, Legend and Common).

The man made cash registers sing like choirs.

'I'd never heard anything like it,' says Hyde of Ligeti's Lux Aeterna, which sounds for all the world like choirs of alien angels ringing throughout the heavens, investing 2001's baffling denouement with undeniable overtones of religious ecstasy and unearthly transcendence.

And Olivia and Josh only like choirs that sing their songs, so that's funny.