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quire

[kwahyuhr] / kwaɪər /




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The queen’s Bentley will stop outside the Galilee Porch where she will be met by the dean of Windsor, David Conner, who will escort her to her seat in the quire of the Chapel.

From Reuters

The queen's Bentley will stop outside the Galilee Porch where she will be met by the dean of Windsor, David Conner, who will escort her to her seat in the quire of the Chapel.

From Reuters

He moves the pieces of the press around as he explains print jargon — “pieing,” “quire,” “furniture.”

From Washington Post

“We didn’t really find our rhythm until the second quarter and fourth quarter. Unfortunately there were quire a few instances when we couldn’t get that first first down.”

From Seattle Times

Markle walked with her bridesmaids and pageboys, up the nave of the chapel to the quire, where she then took the arm of Prince Charles.

From The Guardian