Sentence examples for campaign chant from inspiring English sources

When he did, accompanied by Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr., the audience broke into his standard call-and-response campaign chant: "Fired Up! Ready to go!" Mr. Biden introduced Mr. Obama, lauding the president's "perseverance" and "clarity of purpose".

Mark Green's campaign chant against Mr. Bloomberg -- "Message beats money!" -- is descended from a long line of populist derision wielded by candidates who feel it's nobler to spend someone else's money pursuing public office.

After a brief visit with Kim Davis, swaddled in flag colors, the camera fixed itself on Edith Childs, the progenitor of Obama's famous "Fired up, ready to go" campaign chant, and I took this as a sign that ABC's producers know a "lift" when they hear one, too.

On the day when two men who'd helped run Trump's campaign officially became criminals, his audience called for Trump's 2016 opponent, Hillary Clinton, to be the one sent to jail, breaking into the old campaign chant: "Lock her up".

Flynn, with his campaign chants of "Lock Her Up," had not restrained himself in this way.

Leeds fans, always happy to help promote a worthy campaign, chanted during the game: "We've got McAllister, you've got chlamydia".

Before the speech began, campaign chants frequently sputtered out quickly and audience members debated about whether Trump would be a dictator.

Then opponents of Vanunu arrived, tore up posters and set fire to campaign banners chanting "Garbage!

"Down, down with military rule!" a crowd at Mr. Morsi's campaign headquarters chanted as he prepared to give a victory speech shortly after 4 a.m.

Ghalibaf far behind in 2nd place with 15.76% #Iran #Iranelection — Reza H. Akbari (@rezahakbari) 15 Jun 13 Thomas notes that a small number of people, wearing the purple color that symbolized the Rowhani campaign, are chanting for reform and a sarcastic farewell to Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.

First lady Michelle Obama, wearing a silver and black ensemble, echoed the president's campaign-year chant of "fired up, ready to go".