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Meanings of join the chorus in English

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Usage of join the chorus in English
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The New York Times were raving about it so join the chorus.
The Irish Times
2
There is no formal musical experience required to join the chorus.
The South African
3
I sacrifice myself to self-pity and join the chorus of sniffles.
Snapped
4
Several people contacted us last week, eager to join the chorus of disapproving voices.
The Irish Times
5
Principal groups join the chorus of opposition towards the Government's proposed changes to schools funding.
Radio NZ
6
Master Punch, do join the chorus; spirited little dear!
The Eureka Stockade
7
Woe is me that I did not join the chorus of the angels praising God!
The Legends of the Jews — Volume 4
8
I noticed you didn't join the chorus at the bus stop yesterday when Fred was arrested.
Bake sale murder
9
I've never been inclined to join the chorus.
The Irish Times
10
And the 'hoppers and the locusts join the chorus, soft and low;
Byways Around San Francisco Bay
11
The easy option is to reach for the lexicon of repudiation and join the chorus of condemnation.
The Irish Times
12
Please feel free to join the chorus.
The Irish Times
13
Frankie didn't join the chorus and Lucy wondered if the rumors about her and Fred were true.
Bake sale murder
14
Their father does not join the chorus.
The Guardian
15
I run to the tube steps, then join the chorus of tutting as the fire gate descends.
The Guardian
16
Strike the harp and join the chorus
How to make love like a porn star
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Join the chorus across language varieties
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