Sentence examples for chant over from inspiring English sources

"Hmmm, say, that's too bad!" We would chant, over and over, consumed by our own hilarity.

At times during the set, when he floated a slow chant over a fast drum rhythm or when he improvised some Afro-Cuban chanting, something was being enacted.

"Shut the fuck up," the men chant over and over again.

On the other hand, he says, you could slow down Tchaikovsky, chant over it in a South African language, and it would be kwaito.

Below him, pilgrims kneel in supplication and saffron-robed monks chant over unbound prayer books, the grown monks in voices low and guttural and the teenage novices in tones dulcet and higher-pitched.

But then they allowed the Thrashers to dictate the pace for several minutes, prompting someone in the crowd to drum up the first "Let's Go Rangers" chant over the low drone of 9,000 cocktail-party conversations.

The crowd chanted, over and over, "Thank you, Ho-gan!

Fight!" they chanted over and over, as the man slowly made his way to the stage.

"Stop the charade," they chanted over and over, becoming so loud that board members had trouble communicating.

He made his reply at the funeral of the South African Communist Party leader Chris Hani in 1993, when he spurred a crowd of 100,000 into chanting, over and over, "We will be free!", "All of us!", "Black and white together!".

It presented rappers chanting over smooth funk played on live instruments, as well as over grainy digital samples of old records, and in doing so it changed hip-hop's sound.