Synonym: choir, group, refrain, stanza, unison, verse. Similar words: anchor, forum, quorum, decorum, ruse, rush, virus, brush. Meaning: ['kɔːrəs] 
n. 1. any utterance produced simultaneously by a group 2. a group of people assembled to sing together 3. the part of a song where a soloist is joined by a group of singers 4. a body of dancers or singers who perform together 5. a company of actors who comment (by speaking or singing in unison) on the action in a classical Greek play. v. 1. utter in unison 2. sing in a choir.
n. 1. any utterance produced simultaneously by a group 2. a group of people assembled to sing together 3. the part of a song where a soloist is joined by a group of singers 4. a body of dancers or singers who perform together 5. a company of actors who comment (by speaking or singing in unison) on the action in a classical Greek play. v. 1. utter in unison 2. sing in a choir. 
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91. There would be sighs of disappointment at suppertime, and a chorus of polite regrets.
92. Having heard the evening chorus, I want to hear the dawn chorus as well.
93. State legislators and officials joined the chorus of promoters seeking Reclamation projects....
94. It did a Big Ben chime, and I heard a chorus of kids' shouts from inside.
95. Their voices were rising in a strong chorus in his ears.
96. Those nights the chorus girls all kissed him goodnight on the cheek.
97. That little yodel in the chorus serves as a personal calling card.
98. Her responses to the usual chorus of cheery greetings were half-hearted; all she could focus on was Vitor d'Arcos.
99. A touch of stereo chorus coupled with a fairly bright guitar sound should also help.
100. Amanda has a solo in the school chorus concert this year.
101. The chorus is on fine form, and the orchestra plays sensitively.
102. He said the former president might join the chorus of high-ranking Republicans and former government officials urging Powell to join the ticket.
103. That man seemed to know every chorus that had ever been written.
104. Now that frenzied chorus of hot air is being used to try to whip up a hurricane designed to alter public opinion.
105. She thought of the noise of the lodging houses with the chorus girls shrieking at each other and larking in the corridors.
106. Mulcahey heard the twang of banjos, a chorus of voices.
107. She apparently earned a little extra at weekends, by singing incognito as a chorus girl in somewhat shady theaters.
108. I wouldn't be a chorus girl, I'd be a singer.
109. The chorus girls kissed him on the cheek for gratitude and the men smiled and said thank you.
110. So do the birds that form the dawn chorus at Wayland.
111. The delays are very varied and multiple repeats stay true to the original tone, as do the chorus and pitch-shifted sounds.
112. When he complained about the tax increase, he was joining the whiny chorus of local boys on the Ryder Cup team.
113. When I wake early to the dawn chorus, I turn my face into my pillow, hoping to prolong the dream.
114. The chorus girls had taken to calling her Duchess, and Stephen they called the Duke.
114. Sentencedict.com try its best to gather and make good sentences.
115. It is the equivalent of the Rockettes suddenly stumbling around the stage with a chorus line of all left feet.
116. Voice trembling slightly, I sang the first chorus, mouth too near the mike, and glided towards the stool.
117. In the loud, unending human chorus of the Bowery, who besides a mute could have gained that title for himself?
118. It is at this stage that suddenly the chorus of advice dies away and the armies of theoreticians depart.
119. John Chrysostom, it mingles the four soloists with the larger chorus and full orchestra.
120. That frenzied chorus of hot air was used to try to whip up a hurricane designed to alter public opinion.