Sentence examples for singing choir from inspiring English sources

It falls in three acts, each a wordplay on the title – quires of paper, the choir in church architecture, the singing choir – and unites them by syncopating old photographs, archive footage and newsreel to a rhythm of finger-clicks and hand-claps that will eventually burst into song with the Shangri-Las belting out their 60s hit Out in the Streets.

Her actual entrance, along with the Prince Phillip, was followed by the singing choir of deaf and hearing children leading the national anthem of the United Kingdom.

The sleigh, elves, Santa, the singing choir of children, and even Mary, Joseph, the Three Wise Men, and baby Jesus in his lowly manger had been nabbed from their grassy stage.

Voices — first a spoken solo, then a singing choir — crisply recite numbers.

CARACAS, Venezuela — The frail elderly man and his curly-haired protégé made their way through a narrow aisle between two lines of a singing choir.

His children were part of a singing choir for the Flintstones Chewable Vitamins commercials.

If someone can sing choir music, great, they will probably be able to be a rock singer, although it isn't a prerequisite.

Singing in choir during his senior year of high school, Mr. Owens attracted attention at a festival at Temple University.

I started singing in choir at church when I was 5 years old, and I remember really enjoying it.

I joined a 'Can't Sing' choir and, with the help of wonderful, energetic teacher, learned to pitch notes and sing with the choir in public.

Like her friend Roy, she attended St. James Presbyterian Church, participating in pageants and singing in choirs.