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Meanings of be a chorus in English

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Usage of be a chorus in English
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Potts, who cleans the bookshop, says she used to be a chorus girl.
Conrad’s Fate
2
There may be a chorus of groans from the class.
Have a new kid by friday: how to change your child's attitude, b...
3
There seemed to be a chorus of expostulation or remonstrance, above which two powerful voices rang out loud and angry.
My Friend The Murderer
4
Madam, - No doubt there will be a chorus of disapproval about the increase in the price of The Irish Times.
The Irish Times
5
There were some good voices in the band, and in rendering programmes there would generally be a chorus which we enjoyed.
A Soldier's Life: Being the Personal Reminiscences of Edwin G. R...
6
There was a chorus of protestations; Fagerolles objected, in a shrill voice:
His Masterpiece
7
There was a chorus of tittering and squeaking voices in the corridor.
Kimono
8
There was a chorus of congratulations; everybody thought it an excellent match.
The Rider in Khaki: A Novel
9
There was a chorus of reasons no one could go that night.
Summer of Night
10
There was a chorus of similar gasps and cries from inside Shoegasm.
Side Jobs
11
There was a chorus of shouts as the men ducked for cover.
The Revolt on Venus
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When the Doctor re-entered the house there was a chorus of questions:
Rujub, the Juggler
13
There was a chorus of coughs and a round of sly looks.
Beverly of Graustark
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There was a chorus of laughter, loud and long, at this sally.
Risen from the Ranks; Or, Harry Walton's Success
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Someone said something about Rardove, and there was a chorus of male shouts.
The irish warrior
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There was a chorus of agreement with only one dissentient voice.
And Then There Were None
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