Sentence examples for happy chorus from inspiring English sources

As a matter of fact, France didn't join in the United Nations' happy chorus of "Liberty for Libya".

I MEANT HAPPY CHORUS GIRLS -- Not one but two new musicals were inspired by Joseph Moncure March's "Wild Party," the jazz-age fable of lust, death and substance abuse.

The Africans in this film are largely props for Ms. Swank to hold; we learn little about them beyond the happy choruses of welcome songs they shower on white visitors.

"All I really want is to be happy," the chorus goes.

Their fellow revelers — who include heavyweights like Agamemnon, Ajax and Ulysses — have formed a happy, tipsy chorus line behind them.

The others, much more happy, were the chorus members' gestures of greeting and thanks to their director, Joseph Flummerfelt, whose work with them must indeed have been extraordinary.

Chorus: Happy little pearl fishers are we / Diving in and out of the waves / Because the French love exotic locations / And Ceylon is a long way away.

The band, while happy with the chorus, rebuilt the rest of the song around it; most of the song's original verses, lyrics and melody were re-written.

However, Captain Corcoran's curse "Damme!" was uncensored, shocking such prominent audience members as Lewis Carroll, who later wrote: "a bevy of sweet innocent-looking girls sing, with bright and happy looks, the chorus 'He said, Damn me!

So, let's join a rousing chorus of Happy Birthday.

The concert ended with a chorus of "Happy Birthday, dear Jackie" (her nickname).