Sentence examples for demanding chorus from inspiring English sources
The music builds and builds to the rousing, demanding chorus that draws on everything from Elvis to Johnny Cash to south of the border via the accordion and the band and singer trade off refrains and the music builds again to a crescendo, a thunderous stop... and then launches back again into the chorus.
No matter how many times Kylie's voice swoops up high and skips back down again, no matter how firmly she pushes herself into those demanding choruses; it begins like Tigger and ends like a route march around an aerobics class".
"Is this the way to live?" demands the chorus, which features the rattle'n'holler of San Francisco's Real Vocal String Quartet (they sing as well as fiddle).
"These deaths highlight both the heartlessness and the futility of the growing chorus demanding greater restrictions on refugee access to Europe," said John Dalhuisen, Amnesty International's Europe and Central Asia director.
Not immune On his way out Yes they can All over the place ReprintsIn the face of the recent uprising in Egypt, for example, Mr Zuma joined the international chorus demanding the resignation of Hosni Mubarak, the president.
In the days following Zymere's death, the chorus demanding accountability and reform has grown.
Unfortunately, today the judiciary more often acts as a Greek Chorus, demanding ever more expansive and expensive government.
In that sense, this new report just amps up the volume of the pre-existing chorus demanding fundamental change to America's criminal justice system.
The editorial writers, the talking heads on the tube, and other such public voices have not broken out in a chorus demanding that such dishonesty stop.
While the voices of survivors grow into a chorus demanding change and holding people in positions of power accountable, we cannot forget those who are voiceless.
He's not the only one a little worried, as several prominent Republicans joined the chorus demanding Jeff Sessions recuse himself, before he eventually did.
