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Meanings of leave the choir in English

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Usage of leave the choir in English
1
Gentlemen, I have been requested by the chairman of the committee to leave the choir.
Winning His Way
2
It's been fun to leave the choir room and experience what else is out there for Kurt.
Reuters
3
At Stirling he and Argyll had gallantly caused the priests to leave the choir "with broken heads and bloody ears," the Queen weeping.
John Knox and the Reformation
4
The friendship between us really blossomed after I left the choir.
The Irish Times
5
Rochelle had ignored the whole thing, never leaving the choir stand.
Made of honor
6
He had continued to take lessons after he left the choir, and did so still.
The Channings: A Story
7
Why, she has not sung before since she left the choir and was in consumption!
Retrospection and Introspection
8
That gave her a clue to my leaving the choir practice before the rest of them.
Fran
9
He left the choir and reentered the octagon.
The charlemagne pursuit
10
Fanny rose with her mother and Theodore, who had left the choir loft to join them.
Fanny Herself
11
The reason becomes clear as one leaves the choir, and goes back to the broad, open hall of the nave.
Mont-Saint-Michel and Chartres
12
The very church bells sounded sweet no longer; the folk left the choir songs of the priests and ran to hear him.
The Development of the Feeling for Nature in the Middle Ages and...
13
"Fran," said Mr. Gregory coldly, "you left the choir practice before we were two-thirds done.
Fran
14
One after another the great men left the choir and came down into the area before the pulpits, that they might lose nothing.
A Golden Book of Venice
15
She imagined various ways in which she should break to him the news that she had left the choir, but none seemed satisfactory.
The First Soprano
16
"I have left the choir," said Winifred faintly.
The First Soprano
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