Sentence examples for visiting choir from inspiring English sources

But before he could cry, the bells were returned and Mufasa smiled as a visiting choir from Public School 142 in Brooklyn sang "Joy to the World". He danced to "Jingle Bells," and the nuns and nurses at the center were delighted to see him having fun.

"They're a visiting choir.

At what would have been the symphony's American premiere, in New York, in March — an encore performance by the same ensemble with two visiting choirs from Japan — the piece was hastily dropped from the program.

On Saturday, devotees again have to decide between the Huntington Choral Society's "Night at the Opera" at 8 p.m. at the high school on McKay Road (516) 367-4495, and the "Second Annual Tilles Invitational Choral Festival" with the Long Island University Chorus, the Long Island Youth Orchestra and five visiting choirs at 8 p.m. at Tilles Center in Brookville (631) 299-2474.

The cathedral hosts visiting choirs and is involved in outreach work with local schools as part of its Chorister Outreach Project.

We confront a cross section of ideologies from a Hare Krishna family to a visiting Amish choir to history taking shape in the form of ongoing construction and hints at gentrification that clash with the park's regal, ancient, bronze sculptures.

While parts of this concert by the visiting 24-member choir (presented by the Los Angeles Master Chorale) bordered on the quaint, it mostly hovered at a heavenly level.

We were visiting with the charity Choir of London, who do amazing work with people of all ages throughout the occupied territories.

That's why "hosting weekends" that resemble Neapolitan street festivals, with prospective students visiting classes, listening to choir rehearsals, talking to lacrosse coaches, slamming doors and kicking tires, have become rites of spring on every campus.

All three took part in Q & A sessions with SXSW attendees... but for all the controversy stirred up outside the festival -- at least about having the two fugitives in the lineup -- the mood inside was entirely that of visiting preachers addressing the choir.

Mr. Green listened to the harmonies of a gospel choir, visited a kosher restaurant and shook hands with a churros vendor.