Sentence examples for their choir from inspiring English sources

"She got so taken by it, she literally became a part of their choir".

The woman was still in touch with another member of their choir, Steven Hatmaker, Jimmy Hatmaker's brother.

Undeterred by the arrests and harassment in recent months of several of their number, their choir still sings paeans to Mao by the rock several times a week.

There's frost on the grass in the orchard where songbirds have gathered their choir, snow colours the hawthorn, the holly, we've heaped up the logs on the fire.

Typically, the east walk had an entrance into the church near the sanctuary; and the members of the community, entering processionally, would turn into their choir enclosure in the nave, while the celebrants would occupy their posts in the sanctuary.

While this was going on, those of the Thomas family present, followed by Michael Foot, the leader of the Labour Party, and other dignitaries, were ushered out of their choir stall and into the aisle leading to Poets' Corner.

Today, many black congregations demand more from their choirs.

Some have offered refreshments or had their choirs serenade the runners and the crowds.

Cathedrals and Choirs Q.We are interested in visiting some of Britain's cathedrals and hearing their choirs sing at services.

Preachers and their choirs have to compete with the whir of helicopters, the screaming of crowds and loud music.

The example set at Salisbury has been followed so enthusiastically by other cathedrals in England that there are now 765 girls in their choirs against 1,008 boys.