Sentence examples for chant more than from inspiring English sources

Whether it is Fusaichi Pegasus, The Deputy, War Chant, More Than Ready or any other starter, some horse and rider will be picking off the leaders en route to the quarter pole and the top of the stretch.

The actor admitted that he had to chant more than usual while playing the brutal Majestic in "Get Rich or Die Tryin'".

They were chanted more than recited, employing carefully calibrated repetitions, shifts in tempo and modulations of vocal tone.

His music -- chanted more than sung, over the sounds of the band Smoke, which features a droning banjo, a squalling electric guitar and a keening cello -- owes a lot to Ms. Smith and to the beatnik tradition she upholds.

Most New Yorkers, conditioned as we are to the modes and key systems of Western European music, know the sound of Byzantine chant more by reputation than by direct acquaintance.

Indeed, the funeral brimmed with anti-American sentiment and chanting, more vociferous than previously voiced in the moderate Shiite group that Ayatollah Hakim led.

Temara's chanting was more than a ceremonial gesture.

The fans could hardly have been chastised for their chanting any more than the Bayern trainer could have been criticised for his colour.

The "Let's go Yankees!" chants started more than 20 minutes before the first pitch tossed by Jered Weaver nearly 3,000 miles away.

The only noises echoing in the streets were the drums and chants of more than a thousand Brazilians marching against the World Cup.

Now, a new favorite chant is emerging at Donald Trump's rallies: "CNN sucks!" The crowd at the large ballroom within the KI Convention Center here started chanting it more than an hour before Trump was set to take the stage Monday. .