Sentence examples for memorable chant from inspiring English sources

As a hundred thousand people, maybe more, marched against Brexit, the most memorable chant that could be heard echoing across Parliament Square was not about migrants' rights or the dispossession of Britain's young people.

I can't help but hear Steve Balmer's ridiculously awkward but memorable chant: "Developers Developers Developers!" In 2018 its the entirety of Microsoft bellowing that phrase, and apparently meaning it this time.

Guthrie's melodies, many of which were adapted from traditional sources, are as basic and memorable as schoolyard chants, and the words are just as biting.

"Within a year there were fires on the ridges," goes one memorable line, "and deranged chanting".

How often do contemporary politicians manage to utter a phrase so memorable that someone will want to chant it in the streets?

And in a nod to one of the many memorable TV moments of the games, she chanted "Unbelievable!

Argentina fans took over much of the stadium, chanting their songs and creating a memorable atmosphere.

The songs are drones and chants, but they end up being very melodic and memorable.

The Hasidic men, rowdy yet reverent, took up the chant, and soon the whole study group was on its feet, a memorable moment of relief in "God's Neighbors," an intense feature about conflicts between religious and secular Jews.

The image of the dead twins holding hands and chanting at Danny in the hotel corridor is among the most memorable, but it was the quirks of their fellow cast members that stick strongest in the Burns sisters' minds.

Just about the only memorable moment was Cole's well-taken goal, the one that prompted Chelsea fans to chant with some justification that Old Trafford was surprisingly quiet.