Sentence examples for the carol from inspiring English sources
noun
A round dance accompanied by singing.
In its English version as Christmas carol, it is a holiday favorite, the "Carol of the Bells".
In Rutter's case, the carol was "The Shepherd's Pipe".
None equalled the Carol in potency, though some achieved great immediate popularity.
Of course, the most traditional televisual offering of them all is the carol concert.
Sony Pictures Classics could very well delay its release until 2016 to avoid the Carol conflict.
The carol says nothing about the physical realities of sex or childbirth.
Carol Tambor New York The writer is chairwoman of the Carol Tambor Theatrical Foundation, which annually presents the Carol Tambor Best of Edinburgh Award at the Fringe Festival.
Both shows are being produced by the Carol Tambor Theatrical Foundation.
Laura is currently busy with the Carol Moseley Braun campaign for the Senate in Illinois.
Take the Carol Channing, a hat in the form of a swirling velvet and satin torso.
In the Carol Rocamora translation used here, variations on the word "depression" occur with some frequency as well.
