Sentence examples for at a chorus from inspiring English sources

The home support hinted at a chorus of boos but even they appeared bereft of energy to summon disgust.

Peter Herman Adler, the conductor, loves comic opera & is producing 2 new ones for N.E.T.; he was shouting at a chorus of Juillard students who were playing a scene as Bohemian peasants.

At a chorus rehearsal, a woman takes off her scarf with her right hand while she plays the piano with her left, and then keeps playing as a man in the chorus helps her out of her coat, and they begin to sing Handel.

I am staring at the densely crowded composition, at a resting Mary, at animals in the stable watching baby Jesus, and then at a chorus of angels above, and all of this evokes for me the spirit and sound of a magnificently staged and performed Italian opera.

These beings take turns narrating the short, non-chronological chapters, at times as a chorus and at times individually.

His first professional job, at 17, was as a chorus boy behind Josephine Baker in Paris.

At the age of 16, much to her family's disapproval, she auditioned as a chorus dancer at the famous Cotton Club, and got the job.

So it is, at least, a chorus, not a cacophony.The Greek chorus represented the community.

Almost at once a chorus of interrupters began chanting in one of the galleries.

The opera had been turned into a "mammoth spectacle" at with a chorus of hundreds and the famous Hippodrome tank providing a realistic harbour.

As the dark comedy "Duet for Solo Voice" begins, Leonard Pelican, its only character, recounts his personal chronology: published a novel at 24, married a chorus girl at 26, entered a mental institution "for the first time" at 30.