Chorus example sentences

"Chorus" Example Sentences

1. The birds chorused a beautiful morning song.
2. The crowd chorused their approval of the speaker's words.
3. The students chorused their answer in unison.
4. The choir's voices chorused beautifully together.
5. The marching band chorused as they paraded down the street.
6. The audience chorused their appreciation with cheers and applause.
7. The cicadas chorused their song from the trees.
8. The little ones chorused a Christmas carol around the piano.
9. The organ's majestic notes chorused with the choir's voices.
10. The delegates chorused their disagreement with the policy.
11. The children chorused "Happy Birthday" for the birthday girl.
12. The students chorused an enthusiastic "yes!" when asked if they understood.
13. The crowd chorused boos when the villain appeared on stage.
14. The elders chorused stories around the campfire.
15. The sounds of the jungle animals chorused all night long.
16. The end of the song was chorused in perfect harmony.
17. They chorused a cheerful song as they marched along.
18. The fans chorused their favorite player's name.
19. The monks chorused their daily chants.
20. The bells in the steeple chorused out across the town.
21. The fans chorused boos at the referee's bad call.
22. The chorus and orchestra joined together in a climactic finale.
23. The voices of the singers chorused out across the field.
24. The team chorused with triumph as they won the game.
25. The wedding guests chorused sighs of "ahhhhh" at the bride's dress.
26. The wind chorused its whistle through the canyon's cliffs.
27. The angels were said to have chorused from the heavens.
28. The children's voices chorused their favorite nursery rhyme.
29. The new recruits chorused cadences as they marched.
30. The background singers chorused "oohs" and "ahhs" to accompany the soloist.
31. The soldiers chorused military cadences as they marched in formation.
32. The hymn was chorused loudly by the entire congregation.
33. The football players chorused their team chant before the game.
34. The children's voices chorused with joy after discovering the Easter eggs.
35. The crowd chorused boos at the city officials.
36. His cronies chorused agreement with his every word.
37. The music of the spheres was said to have been chorused by the planets.
38. The strings and brass sections of the orchestra chorused together.
39. The waves chorused loudly against the hull of the ship during the storm.
40. The power of the song was in its chorused lyrics.
41. The monks chorused ancient chants before dawn each morning.
42. The little birds chorused their cheerful songs just outside my window.
43. The spirit of the holiday was chorused throughout the mall.
44. As one, they chorused out the victory cry.
45. The chant was chorused over and over as part of the ritual.
46. TheResponses chorused a wave of excitement among the crowd.
47. The whales chorused their strange aquatic songs offshore.
48. The children's voices chorused with glee as they played in the park.
49. The jury chorused their agreement to convict the defendant.
50. The enthusiastic crowd chorused loudly for an encore performance.
51. The anthem was chorused with reverence and respect by the crowd.
52. The choir chorused Handel's "Hallelujah Chorus".
53. The referee's unfair call was chorused with boos and jeers.
54. The army officers chorused orders to their troops.
55. The sound of waves chorused against the rocks in an endless rhythm.
56. The mating song of the frogs chorused all through the spring night.
57. The rock band's songs always featured a chorused refrain.
58. The melodies of the flutes and strings chorused together beautifully.
59. The voices of children chorused in play from the schoolyard nearby.
60. The pipes and drums chorused their familiar marching tunes.

Common Phases

1. Chorus of approval - A unanimous expression of approval or agreement from a group of people.
2. Chorus of voices - The combined voices of a number of people singing or speaking together.
3. Chorus of boos - An expression of disapproval from a large crowd.
4. Chorus of cheers - Unanimous cheering from a crowd in support or approval.
5. Chorused in unison - Said, sung or played together at the same time by many people.
6. Join in the chorus - To participate vocally in the singing or speaking together of a group.
7. Take up the chorus - To begin singing or chanting along with an existing group.
8. Provide the chorus - To be the backing vocal part sung by more than one singer.
9. Chorus together - To sing or speak simultaneously and harmoniously together.
10. Form the chorus - To constitute a group of singers who provide backing vocals.
11. Chorus line - A group of dancers who perform synchronized or uniform movements.
12. Lead the chorus - To be the primary singer that others echo or join in singing with.
13. Sing in chorus - To sing at the same time and in harmony with other singers.
14. Chorus of protests - Widespread or collective expressions of disagreement.
15. Resounding chorus - An emphatic, loud and forceful unanimous expression from a group.
16. Join the chorus - To add one's voice to a general expression or opinion.
17. Swell into a chorus - To become louder and increase in intensity and unanimity.
18. Joined in a chorus - Became part of or united in a loud, collective expression.
19. Chorused their approval - Expressed agreement noisily and in unison.
20. Echoed the chorus - Repeated or reiterated the same thing expressed by others.