Sentence examples for encouraging chorus from inspiring English sources

In the gallery, photographs of living trees pushing their way up through city sidewalks surrounded the resurrected one like a silently encouraging chorus.

He supported singers, encouraged the chorus and kept the score moving.

He noted that "with the volume turned up and the chorus encouraging you to 'take it off,' you may just feel inspired to follow the commands.

Now a chorus of encouraging shouts went up.

The show is half Ibiza club, half football match: the beats are ravey and the choruses encourage arms-aloft singing – just the thing for "getting the person next to you in a headlock", as he suggests.

Her parents, who both sang in local choruses, encouraged her musical studies and drove her to the regional music school some 10 miles away in Salo, where she took piano and voice lessons.

Chorus numbers began through collective instinct, with encouraging smiles and lots of eye contact giving the whole thing a refreshingly spontaneous feel.

When Gene Simmons points the microphone at Lois, encouraging her to sing the next line in the chorus of "Rock and Roll All Nite", Peter is ashamed to discover that she does not know the lyrics.

Instead of nervous laughter, the women encouraged one another with a chorus of "Amen" and "Go ahead, baby".

Audience and chorus members are encouraged to bring their own scores, although they may be rented or purchased on-site.

"Each table should be provided with a set of songs that will be sung in the course of the entertainment, and the audience naturally will be encouraged to join in the chorus," he proposed, adding that this could "make the World's Fair the simple and merry people's festival that it was in the Middle Ages".