Sentence examples for with a choir from inspiring English sources
With a choir you have to be more organised.
Ends, hilariously, with a choir of vulgar boatmen.
Old John had a bull-frog bass and enjoyed harmonizing; with a choir of drunks.
"The Tree of Freedom" merged jazz with Spanish music, with a choir of bleating, muted brass.
This being Sunday there's a service going on with a choir of nuns.
LISTENING I go to something called evensong at churches around town, a ceremony with a choir and liturgy and prayer.
"But they also told me, 'We don't want just solos; we want something with a choir,' " Britten said.
Books alone aren't convincing objects, compared with a choir singing a Bach cantata in a gothic building.
At junior-high graduation, things got more serious and I sang hymns with the "A" choir.
Along with sponsoring a choir, Music Unites also works to keep music education in schools, something that had a deep impact on Eleanor.
On her 1978 Christmas TV special, Dolly Parton performed the song as part of a spiritual medley, with guest Cher and a choir, with only "hallelujah" being chanted.
