Sentence examples for chorus ring from inspiring English sources

Then came the song, and its chorus: Ring the bells that still can ring Forget your perfect offering There is a crack, a crack in everything That's how the light gets in.

It's music that will strike a sad chord even as the chorus rings sonorously in your head.

AT THE end of every academic year, when British school-leavers get their A-level exam results, a chorus rings out about grade inflation and indulgent marking.

The chorus rings out as the tension mounts, and the story only gets sillier once the boy and the dad finally, um, lock horns.

This chorus rang out most strongly during the second season, when Margo Martindale split the show open with her astounding performance as the hillbilly matriarch Mags, an abusive mother who was also a savvy negotiator with the outside world.

Yet, those same folks might never guess that shoring up the Police's "King of Pain" with a swell of violins, harp and flute would send its chorus ringing so clearly into the starlit summer sky ("That's my soul up there!").

Mr. Springsteen often follows a songwriting strategy that dates back to songs like "Badlands," with verses full of travail and choruses that ring with optimism.

To most, the 60s was pop and choruses and ringing Rickenbackers; there wasn't a distinction between the cutesy stuff and gruntiest and most primitive.

As the game is set to begin, a chorus of boos ring out across the stadium, drowning out the "Star Spangled Banner" as both teams stand at midfield for the national anthems.

The chorus of questions rang out again.

One final chorus of "bravo" rang out for Corin Redgrave today.