Sentence examples for further chorus from inspiring English sources

The pattern is repeated twice; a further chorus and verse follow, resolving at the toasting and final verse.

Variety bills were constructed to produce an effective and contrasting variation of types of acts acrobats opened the show, a solo juggler concentrated the attention, a singer or whistler capitalized on this concentration, a musical act expanded it further, a chorus line of girls kicked in unison, and a climactic situation raised anticipation for the entry of the solo star comedian.

The thought jumps one step further in the chorus' refrain that laments the patriarchy.

Rob Hughes heaps further opprobrium on the chorus of disapproval.

Pressed for further explanation by a chorus of reporters shouting, "Why?" Pelosi declined to elaborate.

Keith Caulfied of Billboard deemed it as a "very dance-by-the-numbers with Madonna" song, and further assessed that the chorus made "Girl Gone Wild" a memorable song.

She praised the chorus and further commended the song as "a marked improvement over what some Idol winners have put out as their first post-show single".

Jer Fairall of PopMatters wrote, "Look no further than the wry chorus hook of "Fembot" for proof of Robyn's deftly subversive sense of humor".

Jody Rosen writing for Vulture found a "cavernous widescreen" anthemic pop sound in the song further saying that its chorus sounded like it was specifically made for an Olympics opening ceremony.

Nate Chinen of The New York Times criticized the song's chorus and further stated, "no one bothered to upgrade a place-holder lyric during the process of songwriting.

Further, of 21 individual choruses of 10 or more individuals, four (19.1%) had no evidence of reproduction, suggesting that mean CHOR for reproductively successful ponds is likely numerically higher than indicated by our results.