Want to use Choir correctly in a sentence? These 20 example sentences show the word in context, together with its meaning and synonyms like chorus or area.

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Choir in a sentence

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Choir meaning

  1. A group of people who sing together; a company of people who are trained to sing together.
  2. One quarter of a cruciform church, or the architectural area of a church, generally used by the choir; often near the apse.
  3. One of the nine ranks or orders of angels.

Synonyms of Choir

chorus consort set area sing

Example sentences (20)

As an a cappella choir, the singing is completely unaccompanied which gives them their unique sound and style.

Choir members of Winners Chapel on Tuesday evening, December 5, ushered worshippers into God’s courts with praise songs.

Among the more recent recruits is choir treasurer, Julia Edwards, who joined four years ago when she moved back to Wales.

And because it did that, I ended up thinking, ‘well, I’ll write this piece for choir and piano,’ which I don’t usually do.

Concerts will include performances by the 160-voice Bach Festival Choir and Orchestra, and guest soloists.

After three cancellations, they exchanged vows in a romantic ceremony surrounded by their family and friends as a choir played.

A spokesman for the choir said: “Encore Singers proudly present an evening of song to brighten your day and lift up your hearts.

As SCJ Artistic Director Stefan Attard said, the choir strives for innovation and creativity, with a meticulous search for detail.

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A local rock choir serenaded Charles before he cut a multi-layer cake with a crown and “75” on it.

Eighth grade boys graduate from the choir but can still participate as graduate choristers from ninth through 12th grade, Berg said.

Fox then went downstairs to where the choir members were preparing for the show to inform them of the evening’s high-profile attendee.

The performances of the German Bell Choir and Senior Choir were very entertaining and enjoyed by all who attended.

From June 13-19, the choir toured and performed several concerts in Mexico City, which thousands could attend in person or watch online.

Mrs Gage, who started pulling choir members together in April, said: “It is very special to be involved in this choir.

A mixed choir like Vocal Adrenaline had 25+ people on stage, and in real life, that would still be a division two group due to their size.

An award-winning gospel choir and others will provide entertainment with a variety of street food for those who get hungry during the event.

Show Choir then took the stage, accompanied by Karen Culverwel, who answered the choir’s call for a last-minute accompanist.

Grant, 17, has relished those opportunities, participating in choir and show choir throughout high school.

The Kings Hawford choir will sing at the afternoon service, while the evening event will feature the RGS Senior School Choir.

The Concert Choir, Vocal Jayz, and Treble Choir will perform multiple pieces ranging from classic carols to new arrangements.

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Common combinations with choir

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Frequently asked questions

How do you use "choir" in a sentence?
An example: "As an a cappella choir, the singing is completely unaccompanied which gives them their unique sound and style." This page contains 20 example sentences with the word "choir" from real English texts.
What does "choir" mean?
Choir means: A group of people who sing together; a company of people who are trained to sing together.
What are synonyms of "choir"?
Common synonyms of "choir" include: chorus, consort, set, area, sing.
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