Sentence examples for had to chant from inspiring English sources
To reach first base you had to chant two linesOf Hebrew verse correctly.
The songs, which often borrow melodies and rhythms from local folk music traditions, owe their history to when sailors had to chant in unison to pull up anchor or change the direction of a sail.
The actor admitted that he had to chant more than usual while playing the brutal Majestic in "Get Rich or Die Tryin'".
"You don't have to chant any more," he said.
"Why do people have to chant abuse and filth?" he asked.
He was a little nervous, he confessed, about having to chant Torah in public.
Recalling the Gucci show in Milan last month, he recalled having to chant a mantra with the other models before the show, to get in the mood.
They did not have to chant long, because Reddy chugged down his Bud Light and ran headlong into the muddy expanse, sliding a furlong as the crowd roared.
When they chant the chapters, they have to chant using Tai Dam pronunciation.
Airline passengers should have to chant the name of their destination city for the entire flight.
"You do not have to chant, shave your head or wear a robe," she told the Long Beach group.
