Professional bards, who may be both praise singers to a chief and court historians of their tribe, chant praise songs such as these of the great Zulu chieftain Shaka: Although he is expected to know all of the traditional phrases handed down by word of mouth in his tribe, the bard is also free to make additions to existing poems.
The event also drew several African-Americans, one of whom, Robert Johnson, 25, worked as a volunteer, using a bullhorn to guide people to a stack of box lunches, while trying to rouse them to chant, "Praise the Lord!" Afterward, Mr. Johnson said he had attended the rally in Washington in 1997, and handed out Bibles.
Several blocks away, about 50 Orthodox Jews sit in an intersection and chant praise to God as bicycles go around them.
You can ride in the roads, just once a year". Several blocks away, about 50 Orthodox Jews sit in an intersection and chant praise to God as bicycles go around them.
A day or two later, a throng of relatives of prisoners who had not appeared when the prison gates were opened demonstrated in Baghdad, chanting praises of Saddam, but also demanding to know where the missing men were.
From Jastram again, describing public debate over the gold standard circa 1900: "Surely it would be difficult to find another country where torchlit parades chanted praises of a particular monetary standard above all others.
Towards the video's climax, the crowd cheers Carey and begin clapping and chanting praises.
Regarding the lyrics of In the Name of Jesus, Hamlin writes that "chanting praises leaves the Basehead mastermind without his characteristic wit, and he lacks the energetic exhortations that often lift gospel performers above sameness in material".
Occasionally, the crowd chanted praise for the Prophet Muhammad.
Chants praising Eaton could be heard throughout Wyoming's Memorial Stadium.
