Sentence examples for part chanting from inspiring English sources

The San Diego fans were playing their part, chanting that quarterback Philip Rivers should be most valuable player, an idea you are encouraged to find hilarious.

In 1227 the Council of Trier forbade priests to permit goliards to take part in chanting the service.

Amanda told them everything, but only the part about students chanting, "Hell no!

Sometimes worshipers assemble to meditate, to take part in chanting, or to listen to an exposition of doctrine.

Demonstrators gathered in front of the Sao Paulo Art Museum for about one hour before heading out to another part of the city chanting slogans against the tournament.

He and his dripping shopping cart marked the fourth competitor to set up shop at her intersection on Thursday afternoon, and she was not pleased to find herself part of a chorus chanting the same song: "Cold water, cold water".

The song he is chanting– one part goes something like "hay-kay-CUT, hay-kay-CUT as thay-kay-CUT ass up behay-kay-CUT ase women follow the plow broadustting barley seed, sounds as old as agriculture.

It was truly an honor to be part of an audience chanting "we choose love".

The majority of the audience is clearly Chinese as a good part of stadium is chanting along to this not-very-catchy tune.

Israeli police blocked off the entrance to allow Jewish visitors, while other Palestinians could be heard chanting as part of a demonstration.

Ideology also plays a huge part with some still chanting "drill, baby, drill" as if energy policy is some kind of cheap partisan issue that lends itself to bumper sticker messaging.