Sentence examples for around chanting from inspiring English sources

She loses the part and howls like Antigone, then gets it back — because her rival has suffered a death in the family — and skips around, chanting, like a little girl.

"I'm like a kid, like, I don't know, like a … fan!" burbled Saha, as the pair bounced around chanting "Allez les Bleus" until the ITV editors mercifully left them, and never returned.

It's hard to believe that every Jew in the land gathered around, chanting "crucify him, crucify him".

Carnival barkers swarmed around, chanting names and phrases over and over while handing out pieces of paper.

Over-enthusiastic student tour guides paraded around, chanting the school name with such an exaggerated sense of school spirit that it was cloying.

That night, there was this kind of apocalyptic, dark scene, all these burning cars, the smokiness, the tear gas, small groups of people going around chanting.

As time ticked away in the fourth quarter, fans sitting in front of Paterno's spot in the press box turned around, chanted his name and snapped his photograph.

They seem to have come around, gleefully chanting, "We want World Peace!" during a game at Staples Center earlier this week.

"People all around started chanting 'here they are' and 'dirty leftist.'" Mediapart has drawn particular fire from Mr. Sarkozy and his supporters for its reports on accusations of campaign finance abuse during the last French presidential election in 2007.

When it was over Friday night, more than half of the 20,890 fans stayed around to chant praises for their valiant though defeated warriors.

In blackouts between scenes, as the actors move the props around, they chant lyrics from songs like the Beatles' "Can't Buy Me Love" and Cyndi Lauper's "Money Changes Everything".