Sentence examples for chant out from inspiring English sources
In the Rapa Nui language it means "to recite, to declaim, to chant out".
When he arrived outside his London home, a small group of protesters chanted "Out, out, out," witnesses said.
At one point the pair were harangued by a beer-can-clutching football fan in an England shirt chanting "Out, out, out".
In one very public display, al-Jazeera Arabic's Cairo director, Abdel Fatteh Fayed and his crew were ejected from an army press conference on Monday after Egyptian journalists in the room chanted "Out!
The original name or perhaps description of the script is said to have been kohau motu mo rongorongo, "lines incised for chanting out", shortened to kohau rongorongo or "lines [for] chanting out".
Saturday's demonstration saw hundreds of neo-Nazis, white supremacists and KKK members marching through Charlottesville's streets chanting out phrases in support of white power.
On the night of the election, opposition protesters chanting "Out!," "Long live Belarus!" and other similar slogans attempted to storm the building of the government of Belarus, smashing windows and doors before riot police were able to push them back.
If chanting out loud will disturb others in your household, wear headphones or ear buds to listen to the chanting, and chant along with the CD in a soft voice.
A chant broke out: "Jeb, Jeb, Jeb".
A chant breaks out – "Pinchy pinchy kiss kiss!
chant rang out, tears flowed and hugs and business cards were exchanged.
