Sentence examples for anthem called from inspiring English sources

The city has a municipal anthem called "Asbestos, my city and my fate".

His first real success, a 2005 gemophile's anthem called "Icy," almost ended his career, and his life.

He warms up to a personal anthem called "El Rey de Monticulo" — "The King of the Mound" — created for him by a family friend.

In 2011, for a benefit, Ms. Sklar wrote a rah-rah anthem called "Raise Cache" about New York's start-up culture.

In fact, one of the best songs is one of the punkiest: an angular, three-minute feminist anthem called "Fire With Fire".

At times, notably on an anthem called "Open Country Joy," there were traces of revisionism: a faster rush of notes in one recurring riff, a sharper whiplash between the pastoral and exhortatory sections of the song.

The national anthem calls America "the land of the free".

President Trump and other observers have been sharply critical of such protests during the anthem, calling them disrespectful to the flag and the military.

"Look at us – we are so happy, it's like we've each been released from prison," said warehouse manager Myint Ng Than, 61, as men around him danced outside the NLD headquarters and sang along to a Johnny Canthemspired anthem calling for the end of "sham democracy".

Traffic was restricted to a thin line snaking haphazardly through the crowd, where young and old in red – the colour of Aung San Suu Kyi's party, the National League for Democracy (NLD) – sang along to a Johnny Canthemspired anthem calling for "the return of Mother Suu".

At the 1968 Olympics, Tommie Smith and John Carlos raised their fists on the podium as a gesture against racial discrimination while in the 1990s the NBA player Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf refused to stand for the anthem, calling the US flag a "symbol of oppression, of tyranny".