Sentence examples for chanting began from inspiring English sources
Then the chanting began: "There is no democracy, there is no justice".
The throng of men did not break up for about 20 minutes, and then the dancing and chanting began again.
By daybreak, as the refugees sleeping on the square began to stir, a monk switched on an amplifier, and chanting began to float out over the city.
In her absence, the chanting began, and Szabo later indicated that she considered the silver medalist Marta Dominguez of Spain the real winner.
But I can recall very clearly the comfort of having my mother sitting beside me during the service, her bowed head draped in a white veil, the feeling of peace that washed over me when the hymns and chanting began.
Before the evening of dancing and chanting began at the takia in western Baghdad, which belongs to the Kasnazani order, an elder in gray robes and a turban plunged a footlong dagger resembling a barbecue skewer through the lower jaw of a teenage boy sitting on the shrine's carpeted floor.
As the drone of a lawn mower drifts through an open window, the chanting begins.
Fighting the gravity of human life and leaning for support on church pillars, Man seeks further as chanting begins.
Sports trophies decorate the room, but they begin to look out of place after the strings warm up and Hebrew chanting begins.
Vodunlike chants began and ended the concert.
