Sentence examples for idea of chorus from inspiring English sources

From there came the idea of chorus girls, and then the idea of an assembly line.

You are probably most used to this concept in popular music, with the ideas of chorus and verse.

Regarding the chorus of the song, Millard said "the whole idea of the chorus and the sense that it brings in, with the tons of voices singing, is the fact that there's a day thats going to come when we are going to worship and be as one".

At this moment it seems difficult to realise that the idea of the chorus being anything more than a sort of stage audience was, at that time, a tremendous novelty".

He took a job dispensing meals at the housing project, and the idea of a resident chorus caught on.

Somehow, instead of having an announcer read the commercials, he got the idea of having a chorus speak the commercials in this rhythmic speech.

He applauds the idea of the males' chorus serving to "collectively 'call in' the females".

If the openness of his mobiles now seems less impressive than it did in the 1960's (and the need for two conductors less pressing), the rich, curtainlike chords of the "Modules" remain impressive, and the idea in "From Here" of chorus and orchestra as separate entities is remarkable.

Liking the chorus and idea of the song, Lopez wrote new verses to the song with the song's original writers.

Focus on answering the most important question or stating the main idea of the song in the chorus.

I'm 23, and my idea of love isn't far from the chorus of "In Your Eyes".