How to use hymnal in a sentence
He marked each week’s musical selections with scraps of paper, which, to his abiding annoyance, fluttered to the floor when he opened his hymnal.
Spencer Silver, inventor who made the Post-it Note stick, dies at 80 | Emily Langer | May 13, 2021 | Washington PostSurreally, a choir of high school students at the gate adjoining ours begins singing a hymnal.
For his part, Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell is singing from Reid's hymnal.
On a shelf, at some convenient place, and specially built for their accommodation, the Bible and hymnal are kept.
Bobby of the Labrador | Dillon WallaceIn Korea a union hymnal was issued some time ago and the first edition of 24,000 copies was sold within the first few weeks.
The Call of the World | W. E. Doughty
Even hymnal poetry was not devoid of this characteristic, and continued halting and rugged like Kaliri's.
History of the Jews, Vol. III (of 6) | Heinrich GraetzHymns of nearly all these men are in common use in many congregations, and some of their work has found a place in every hymnal.
Unitarianism in America | George Willis CookePerhaps he was holding the hymnal now and Miss Witherspoon was singing with him from the same book.
The Shadow | Mary White Ovington
British Dictionary definitions for hymnal
/ (ˈhɪmnəl) /
a book of hymns
of, relating to, or characteristic of hymns
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