TONIGHT there will be revelers, of course, who will be satisfied simply hearing chorus after chorus of "Auld Lang Syne" interspersed with the hits of '86.
It had that uplifting chorus, and as soon as I heard that chorus, I went, "That is a Little River Band piece of cake.
The passengers waiting for their late flight must have heard the chorus 250 times.
Before he took a penalty in front of the travelling support, he heard them chorus his name.
Mr. Hirshan said he had heard a chorus of response since the speech, divided evenly between those supportive and those critical.
Last year we heard a chorus of "water is the new oil," including a memorable BusinessWeek cover depicting oil baron T. Boone Pickens knee-deep in H20.
By Garrison Keillor The New Yorker, April 23 , 1984P. 35 While waiting for his plane in the lounge at the Atlanta airport, writer heard the chorus of"Easter Parade".
I think I heard a chorus of "Kumbaya" somewhere near the water cooler; I'm all but certain someone shouted "Oh, the humanity!" over by the assignment desk.
Upon leaving the smoldering city, Sherman commented, "Never before or since have I heard the chorus of 'Glory Glory Hallelujah' done with more spirit or in better harmony of time and place".
Dunn, who signed with Chicago in the off-season to be the designated hitter, entered the game hitting.165 this season and heard a chorus of boos from the crowd after Sabathia struck him out each time.
The "shadow" of the opera's title, which the Empress must acquire if the Emperor is not to turn to stone, symbolizes fertility, and voices of unborn children are heard in chorus.
