Sentence examples for get a chorus from inspiring English sources

Now even small releases get a chorus of replies.

A penalty off target in the third quarter, when England would have nudged ahead 18-16, caused more winces in the outnumbered supporters lustily trying to get a chorus of "Swing Low" going in the stands.

Cassie's the featured dancer trying to get a chorus gig after not working for a couple years.

It's also got a chorus so big you could probably spot it from space.

He starts pounding at the piano, I was summoning up the words and we got a chorus together, which was basically a bunch of doo-wop inspired harmonies.

It's no surprise that someone so at home in myriad styles (check his brand new mixtape Carolina Got a Razor) should be able to pull this off, but extra kudos for getting a chorus of kids in there without sounding too St Winifred's.

Mark Goucher, A Chorus Line's producer, told the BBC: "It took 37 years to get A Chorus Line back to London - it's a classic show with the original creatives in charge who I think have produced a first class revival".

Kramer's "dream and ambition", he says, is to get ENO back into a place where he can get "a fulltime chorus working again".

Before any of this becomes clear, or funny, we get an illogical chorus about impressive butts and a sitar phrase tied to a fifth-grade discussion of erections.

That's before we even get to a chorus that makes you want to punch the air in joy.

It's quite a nasty song but it's got a great chorus.