Sentence examples for chorus got from inspiring English sources

Ghost wrote the words and melody of the chorus, got him to sing falsetto and made the song more downbeat.

On Wednesday, that chorus got its most powerful voice, when Paul Volcker, a former Federal Reserve chairman, co-authored an op-ed article in The Wall Street Journal.

That's the sociopathic extreme on the band's debut album, "Torches" (Startime/Columbia), though it also has songs narrated by an addict ("Life on the Nickel") and a fugitive ("Warrant," with the superficially cheerful chorus "Got to get away!").

The first verse came first, and the chorus got spat out, and that's about all I can remember.

Blending joyful calypso rhythms with strident Brecht-Weilllike lyrics, by Zimet, the chorus gets us through the production.

The chorus gets right to the heart of the matter: Why did this happen to me?

To Zion's call and response chorus gets the whole venue joining in.

The great oath-taking scene involves the male chorus getting their shirts off and smearing themselves with blood and earth.

I can't write the Sheryl Crow sorta song, where the chorus gets repeated over and over.

And the chorus gets louder: Wallenberg and Svanberg, along with five fellow Bilderberg participants, are members of the influential European Round Table of Industrialists.

And the ladies of the Opera North chorus get to kick up their heels in a frothy, final souffle of Offenbach numbers.