Sentence examples for and chanted in a from inspiring English sources

The two brothers, dressed in white robes, danced and chanted in a marathon of devotionals, returning to Diepsloot just before sunup.

We all joined hands and chanted in an attempt to levitate the Pentagon.

Protesters blocked a key road off campus by lying down and chanting in a bid to stop police from leaving.

A bank of television cameras and a devoted crowd, tens of thousands strong, watch him intently, day and night, cheering and chanting in a sea of mud.

Mr. Cohen, who's partial to black these days, might dress like a dapper funeral director, singing and often half-singing and chanting in a voice as dark as a grave.

Whether it is Anonymous and Wikileaks exposing the corruption of governments, or Indians with drums dancing and chanting in a local mall, people everywhere are awakening, speaking up, and acting for the needed changes.

The people who cared the most about Monday night's debate weren't watching it they were surrounding it in a ring of anger, waving signs, and chanting in an attempt to divert some attention to their cause.

Hundreds of students in uniform were bused to the airport to line the roads and chanted in unison a rehearsed greeting: "President Obama is warmly welcomed to Myanmar!" But the hundreds of others who came to greet the president's motorcade on their own said they were deeply moved by Mr. Obama's presence.

The mayor walked out of the chamber as purple and green confetti rained down from a packed public gallery, where a group of women unfurled a banner and chanted in unison "two women a week: murdered".

Many marched and chanted in protest against a law-enforcement system that often seems biased against people who are poor and non-white.

Then we all held hands in the circle and chanted in unison, "Emma is not a witch.