Sentence examples for chants from inspiring English sources

The chants bounced around the ornate auditorium of Brisbane city hall for only 30 seconds or so, before the group joined hands and walked out into the scorching Brisbane sun.

It's an absolutely belting atmosphere, chants of "Polska!

As news of the expulsion came through, a group of anti-Berlusconi activists began celebrating outside the senate with spumante (sparkling wine) and chants calling for the former prime minister to be sent to prison.

Coogan, who co-wrote the screenplay and took a producer's role, was greeted with chants of "A-ha!" in a reference to his iconic character Alan Partridge's favourite catchphrase by cheerful members of the Fire Brigades Union.

Indian prime minister Narendra Modi has been given a thunderous welcome as he delivered a speech to a crowd of 16,000 fans in Sydney Members of the Indian community from across Sydney and as far afield as Melbourne erupted in chants of "Modi, Modi, Modi" as the white-bearded 64-year-old appeared at the Allphones Arena.

Morsi's co-defendants added to the chorus with chants of "down with military rule", a slogan the Muslim Brotherhood declined to use before Morsi's overthrow in a vain attempt to win over the army.

The chants of "Bramble for England" were only aired mockingly before this season, but he has been awarded the club's player of the year award.

Yet Palace will miss Zaha, a star in the making, and those chants of "He's just too good for you".

Smith, who remained the focal point of their attack, was replaced by Cauley Woodrow shortly after the hour, a switch greeted by chants of "You don't know what you're doing" directed at the manager, Kit Symons.

As the march proceeded from Union Station to the Capitol reflecting pool, the crowd sang various chants, from "Hey hey, ho ho, mass surveillance has got to go" to "They say wire tap?

Would you still hear chants like this at English football grounds?