carolers in a sentence

1. The carolers first had to ask for permission to sing.

2. Christmas without carolers would be like—well, like holly without ivy.

3. Carolers get many gifts from each house, in return for their performance.

4. Pressed for time but want a big show to greet guests and carolers on your holiday front porch?

5. One-third of the Christmas carolers (30 percent) will additionally radio or CD player and helps with background music from the speakers.

6. Passing a group of Christmas carolers singing “Silent Night,” Kate suddenly and soberly states that Christmas is a time when “a lot of people get really depressed. . . .

7. At one point, a group of carolers sing outside the front door of a house where a hideous murder scene sits just out of view — tonally, that’s a microcosm of the whole thing.

8. “Here We Come A-Wassailing” is possibly one of the most traditional Christmas carols in existence, and it’s usually heard from door-to-door carolers throughout the holiday season, especially in the UK.