Sentence examples for chanting are from inspiring English sources
Beer, team flags and European soccer-style chanting are all being contemplated, he said, but the fan club's standard chants, which include "L.I. till I die," would require rewriting.
Campaigners argue that only if incidents of sexist chanting are treated with the same seriousness as racist chanting will the sport become a more welcoming place for women to work.
Afro-Caribbean drumming and chanting are at the core of salsa, and the four singers and percussionists of Los Papines -- a band from Cuba that got started in the 1950's -- stoke the kinetic rhythms of salsa and guaguanco while pulling off synchronized dance steps.
Such was their level of dominance that by the interval the gleeful travelling supporters were chanting "Are you Wigan in disguise?" Lyon was the first Saint on the score sheet, interchanging passes with his winger Ade Gardner to touch down.
United fans have been chanting "Are you Messi in disguise?" at recent matches.
The Burnley supporters, forgivably, had no inkling of the sorrow to come and were soon chanting, "Are you Chelsea in disguise?" It was a means of reliving improbable triumph at Stamford Bridge while simultaneously mocking the opposition here.
Only chanting is allowed.
Temara's chanting was more than a ceremonial gesture.
The chanting was a little disorganized.
In the past, chanting was expected.
