Sentence examples for a refrain of from inspiring English sources
Sister Helen, unaccompanied, sings a refrain of the gospel song.
("Chop-chop" is a refrain of the groom, Carlos Lozano, who is early everywhere).
"Leave!" they chanted, in what has become a refrain of the demonstrations.
The balletto was particularly distinguished by a refrain of nonsense syllables such as "fa la la".
A refrain of the poem is "THERE WAS NO PLACE IN NATURE WE COULD MEET".
"You're not together all the time," he said, a refrain of all high-powered national coaches.
Shocks and revelations mount in this household Abu Ghraib as dysfunction nosedives into depravity and a neglected, famished dog penned in a barn barks a persistent refrain of suffering.
There's "Inna," by Degree, a breezy, bouncy song with a catchy refrain of "Ai yi yi".
And while styles varied, there was a common refrain of amazement at the events, and a certain joy at having the chance to be be able to laugh.
It doesn't matter whether the aphorisms come from a poem or a novel, the refrain of a pop song or something your grandmother used to say.
It was a common refrain of Guillen's, I learned.
