Sentence examples for chorus of course from inspiring English sources
Score!" chorus, of course.
The chorus, of course, is predictable: "Rent's too damn high".
With the students, there was much popping of breasts made of balloons, and a transvestite chorus, of course, which was hardly less explicit than these graceful nude dancers.
Perhaps exhausted by all the one-man tragedies he had been enduring, Aeschylus decided it was time for some innovation and added a second actor to the mix in 471 B.C. (There was also the chorus of course).
Some reply in chorus, "yes, of course!" Because God is all-powerful, He can do anything!
The ornate ceremonial chamber has been used over the years for things like teleconferencing, a rehearsal space for a men's chorus and, of course, department meetings, which is where the objections from staff members arose in 2000.
The videos show a hyped-up Kanye powering through "Dark Fantasy," "Blame Game" (with John Legend manning the keyboard and chorus) and, of course, "H.A.M".
Mr. Newbury's direction keeps the characters moving in a fast, light step like that of a good chorus line, which of course the Eumenides themselves were the first time around, in the fifth century B.C. ORESTEIA An adaptation of the trilogy by Aeschylus.
It also appears in Gilbert and Sullivan's 1882 opera Iolanthe, where a chorus of peers (of course) complain that "Distinction ebbs before a herd of vulgar plebs".
Greek chorus member 1: Well, of course they would check with the parents first.
In the boiler room, with its white noise – the heart of the opera and the heart of the hotel – we reach the most intimate moment as the chorus (hard hats on, of course) sing an aria about personal failure.
