I loved the general style of the vocalism here, with long, chanted lines punctuated by urgent little catches.
A noisy crowd gathered by the University of London Union (ULU) building – which, btw, might not exist in its current form for very long – chanting about how much they hate the police.
The rhythmic clapping and a long, slow chant made Moose sound as if it had 50 letters instead of 5.
He quotes local historian, Luigi Lumia, who described how a procession of people with Calogero Vizzini at the helm made its way towards the tanks chanting: 'Long Live America', 'Long Live the Mafia', 'Long Live Don Calo'.
Newcastle has long since chanted its dirge, and Wollongong's future as a steel town also looks decidedly uncertain.
Drummers beat out rhythms all day long to chants of Union Power and renditions of the Star-Spangled Banner.
He stopped 31 of 32 shots, earning long "Moose" chants from the surprisingly animated and boisterous crowd of 17,102 at Prudential Center.
Long before chants of "think global, buy local" hit the airwaves, Richard Warren Sears and Alvah C. Roebuck created America's first major mail-order catalog store, Sears, Roebuck & Co. by shipping goods from Chicago to rural America in the late 1800s.
Even some activists, who long insisted colleagues chant "peaceful!" at their protests, warned of the shape any change might take.
Now we have the Ghailani verdict and a variation of a chant long favored by Mr. Sharpton and his followers.
