Sentence examples for chorus though from inspiring English sources
Ms. Davis decided to retire when the Apollo disbanded its dance chorus, though she danced informally into her 90's.
Grant Gershon effectively marshalled the orchestra and the chorus, though the edges were rough on opening night.
By the first chorus, though, the blonde has it figured out, her eyes fixed on the back of Mr. Chance's bowl-cut head.
The chorus, though, is more traditional Chao: he repeats the phrase "me llaman calle" ("they call me street"), introducing subtle variations.
At the end of the chorus, though, she is fully awake, redeeming the song's dopey premise by repeating, but with conviction, the equally dopey verse "Start shakin' and movin' all around".
When the chorus arrives, though, the track quickly shifts, the women's voices suddenly crowded with high-pitched distortions and croaking stops.
How fun to sing that chorus loud, though!
My songs have choruses, though they're sometimes not in the right place.
Like the Reigate duo, they have a knack for turning out floor-fillers with big, hooky choruses, though their tracks tend to have softer edges and a much more straightforward appeal.
"Live Forever" is in the key of G major (varispeeded up by less than half a semitone during mixing) and is based on a G D Am7 C D chord progression, with the G chord becoming an Em during the pre-chorus, though the key changes to A minor following the last chorus.
