Sentence examples for good chant from inspiring English sources

"It's a good chant.

Now that's a good chant.

Will the chant endure, not because it's a particularly good chant, but because of a desire to stick it to Don Garber, a figure rarely liked in Harrison circles?

Turn up to your initial meeting point with placards, instruments, whistles, good spirits and good chants.

Personally, I love a good USA chant, especially when it's lead in by a solid slow clap, but it seems pretty apparent this had less to do with supporting the USA and more to do with not supporting Mexico.

What litanies the advertisers of the good life chanted at you! What curious catechisms!

Black Eyed Peas songs are now about very little other than the old pop stand-bys – rocking bodies, girlie bits, having a good time – chanted efficiently, and bolted together at attention-deficit, fast-cut speeds.

I had such a good time chanting "Keep your tiny hands off my reproductive rights!" and "Free Melania!" No one recognized me, although when one lady commented on the resemblance, I replied, "No, Melania is much younger and more wistfully melancholy".

One of hip-hop's natural supporting acts, whose breakthrough hit was a good-natured chant-along homage to his beloved Pittsburgh Steelers football team, Wiz Khalifa has always made for an unlikely crossover star – and an even less convincing bohemian eccentric, the image he has run with since becoming affianced to model Amber Rose.

Rob Moore slid in to get Britain a second with five minutes remaining, prompting good-natured chants of "You're not singing anymore!" from the home fans to the orange sections of the Riverbank Arena.

"Food, Good!" the girls chant as they sit down to breakfast.