Sentence examples for Join spontaneously from inspiring English sources

In the former case people scuffle their feet, leave their seats and walk about, and sometimes join spontaneously in rhythmic behaviour, such as foot stamping.

Adults of the environment of the student (family or teachers) can also participate in the program: (a) they can be previously invited by an adolescent or (b) they can also join spontaneously.

That one was protesting violence against women, and many of the marchers had heard about it through social media or else had joined spontaneously.

That's the problem: you literally have to drag whatever executive you've got to New Orleans, throw him into a second line"— local parades led by brass bands are followed by a "second line" of dancers who join in spontaneously —"get him drunk, take him here, take him there.

It meant that the most successful vignettes were those that purported to be a juerga, a flamenco jam with the dancers joining in spontaneously.

"In response to the fearsome Haka, the Welsh players began to sing Hen Wlad fy Nhadau, and the crowd joined in spontaneously.

To pass the time, they spontaneously join Mostyn in a rendering of My Favourite Things from The Sound of Music, and do a more organised, close-harmony version of Pretty Vacant by the Sex Pistols.

A video is making the rounds on the Internet and in it a group of police officers appears to spontaneously join in a rendition of the gay anthem "YMCA" during London's Pride celebration.

Willich and Schapper believed that once the Communist League had initiated the uprising, the entire working class from across Europe would rise "spontaneously" to join it, thus, creating revolution across Europe.

Some are soldiers' relatives who spontaneously joined after seeing the small parade pass through their towns.

Part of the promise of Bonnaroo is that musicians spontaneously joined one another onstage.