Sentence examples for cool chorus from inspiring English sources
The song "Breathing New Life" features 180 beats-per-minute bass drum pedaling, what Vik Bansal of MusicOMH described as "exploding into a blaze of riffage and a cool chorus".
In retrospect, you learn via Facebook that he became ultra-Republican and well, nobody can tolerate that level of misinformed judgment; also, "cool chorus kid", I should have understood the oxymoron then.
With the scandal erupting as the red-hot outsourcing industry starts to cool, a chorus of analysts and investors suggested that the government should intervene to make sure Satyam's clients are not affected and that confidence is restored in the stability of Indian outsourcers.
At the same time Mr. Ogerman's lush arrangements, with their cool, sighing choruses of woodwinds and strings, carry advanced chromaticism to the edge of dissonance.
Joan Anderman of The Boston Globe named it "a well-titled cascade of frantic, mechanized glissandos and dreadful canned strings that buries the album's coolest (only?) chorus under a joyless mass".
Their lives are made possible by "coolth"—artificially cooled air.Yet a chorus of critics counts air conditioning as more a curse than a miracle.
messy unplugged strumming (cough oasis) gives way to funky low-reg piano swagger, cool jagged samples, reachy chorus.
But top it she does in the second act, when Ruth is taught by a chorus of cool downtowners how to speak the language of jazz.
At first, I wasn't sure about it – interesting, cool, whatever – but by the chorus it really grabbed me.
Its wishfully upbeat chorus, "Everything is cool as can be in a peaceful world" and its more troubled verses -- "Looks like everything is rollin' our way/Till you gotta look/The devil in the eye" -- rang true at the Garden.
But they do have their own style: featureless, virtually deserted buildings, full of marching rows of high-tech servers and routers fed by thick bundles of cable, their cooling fans forming a roaring chorus in the chilly gloom.
