Sentence examples for up in the choir from inspiring English sources

Then, up in the choir loft, a bugler blew Taps.

One downside of many organ recitals is that the performer, by architectural design, is hidden, usually up in the choir loft in the rear of the church.

Ten minutes in, a shambolic and decidedly beat-looking clown pitches up in the choir seats above the stage, pulls out a bottle of vodka and sparks up what looks like a joint.

Torrie, the Erickson's 17-year-old daughter, arrives late to the church, an offense she knows will strain her already volatile relations with her mother; by the time she gets there, the only empty seats are up in the choir loft.

Right on time, a long parade of men with large round horns draped over their shoulders strode up the aisle to the altar as the organist warmed up in the choir loft, and the energetic music, a weird but wonderful mix of classical and religious, began.

"He noticed someone up in the choir seats filming the concert on their smartphone.

She can still see four pretty girls, including her sister, Addie Mae Collins, primping in the church basement just minutes before they were to ascend the stairs and sing with the grown-ups in the choir at 16th Street Baptist Church.

You can't really blame the organist at St . Marys for chasing after Msgr. John Sanders to get up there in the choir loft with his valve trombone.

After a short interlude, songs from TGTBATQ's eponymous debut feature the singer eulogising Blackpool's past ("Ken Dodd!"), singing with a ventriloquist's dummy ("Tommy") and eventually ending up in the male voice choir.

Heather Martin and 60 of her classmates were holed up in the school's choir room.

Monumental flights of steps were often designed to lead down to the crypt in the centre and up to the choir on either side.