Sentences with phrase «angelic choir»
The phrase "angelic choir" refers to a group of heavenly beings, called angels, singing together harmoniously. It portrays a beautiful and divine scene where their voices blend in perfect unison. Full definition
But one more desperate twirl around the back of the store and we ended up finding a hidden bargain bin, and lo and behold... -LCB- insert angelic choir singing from the heavens -RCB- the end of a bolt of lovely (I think it was Waverly?)
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At once the angel was joined by a huge angelic choir singing God's praises:
St Nicholas, like a shepherd, giving what he could; Dickens, Washington Irving, and Thomas Nast as three Victorian wise men; angelic choirs like those carol writers and poets; even Cromwell, like Herod, a grumpy ruler trying to stop Christmas.
The careful reader will come away knowing the leaders of the seven angelic choirs, the variety of dialects spoken on the streets of 17th - century Amsterdam, the specific pigments that compose a Rembrandt portrait, the type of acid used to destroy Rembrandt's Danaë in the Hermitage (one of the most egregious acts of cultural vandalism in recent memory) and the methods used by early modern surgeons to excise gallbladders and cataracts.
He concludes: «That is why this writer will continue to wish his Christian friends a «Merry Christmas» at Yuletide, and rejoice in the fact that those friends join the angelic choir in proclaiming glory to God in the highest, and peace among humankind on earth.
I'm still hearing the angelic choir.»
Then everything that happens afterwards just fell into place, including the angelic choir that begins right after Django says, «It's me, baby.»
There are a couple of kinetic bits that would have seemed amazing eleven years ago, but there's a limit to how many slow - motion walks scored to angelic choirs that any constitution should be forced to endure.