Sentence examples for whose chorus from inspiring English sources

This song finds its antithetical number in 'Cult', whose chorus runs 'Religion is rape, religion's obscene, religion's a whore'.

Yet here the stately, treble-voiced "women" (into whose chorus Rylance's androgynous voice blends eerily) are fascinating, poised, as delicate as dancers, but too stately and too similar.

Tithonus ages endlessly; in some versions of the story, he shrivels and becomes the cicada, whose chorus is heard in midsummer.

Earle sang City of Immigrants, while the Kids rendered The City of Our Lady, whose chorus declares: "Everywhere we go / We're the child of where we came".

A more accurate sense of what inspires Vivadixie is given by the penultimate track, whose chorus – unusually straightforward for Linkous – repeats "It's a sad and beautiful world".

One of their most popular songs is "El Tiburón" ("The Shark"), which starts with the two-chord theme from "Jaws," and whose chorus, like that of "Gasolina," relies on goofy double-entendre: "Mama, what do you want?

Back in 2012, Spector were essentially an English version of the Killers: both bands made bold statements through songs whose choruses were engineered to be sung back at them by thousands.

This breezy mini-epic – whose gorgeous chorus takes three minutes to arrive – was a particular standout.

There's always a huge amount to enjoy in the annual Passion performances from John Butt and the Dunedin Consort, whose eight chorus members take the solo parts and whose period instrument ensemble is small, ballsy and light on its feet.

Best of all is opener Barbarians, the disorderly rallying-cry that also kicks off the record, whose beery chorus of "All I want is to scream out loud / And have it up with a mental crowd," sets the tone for what follows: the Libertines dutifully do their bit, and a partisan Glaswegian audience reciprocates in kind.

Right now the most successful bad singer is Pharrell, whose yelped choruses have produced recent hip-hop hits for Snoop Dogg ("Beautiful") and Jay-Z ("Change Clothes").