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Meanings of choir in English
Usage of choir in English
1
She had heard one of Matsumoto's choir friends talk the same way.
2
Thirty years ago the creation of the choir marked a major upheaval.
3
One of the choir members grew red in the face and choked.
4
And once more Major Pierce and I are in the same choir.
5
The choir is waiting for her; the bridegroom is waiting for her.
6
I learnt to sing the hymns but never sang in the choir.
7
They are in a little chapel on the right of the choir.
8
Her tomb may be seen in the north side of the choir.
9
The choir broke up to reassemble in the evening for another practice.
10
Entering the church, the party walked to the middle of the choir.
11
There were some excellent untrained voices, in the choir and the congregation.
12
On the side of the chapel next the choir, over the door-
13
There comes a point when preaching to the choir loses its appeal.
14
Then rose again the voices of the unseen choir within the chapel.
15
The painted ceiling of the choir was accidentally discovered during the restoration.
16
I can fit it in before the choir practice, I dare say.
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Choir through the time
Choir across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
South Africa
Common
Ireland
Common
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