Sentence examples for sing chant from inspiring English sources

8.24pm GMT 38 min: "Two-nil and you still don't sing!" chant a few home fans towards the away end.

As their players warm up in front of them, they sing, chant, clap and wave their scarves.

The church and this particular audience seemed to inspire Ms. Cunningham to whistle, sing, chant, play the flute and harp, hit a gong and take loud, deep breaths.

Not to be outdone, the actors sing, chant, whistle, chirrup, growl, dance and cavort, often while encased in mud, hanging upsidedown, squeezed into an enormous bell jar, or braving that falling water.

Have you ever been to a football game or other 'sacred' ritual where people dress, paint their face, eat and drink, sing, chant and play music in the proper manner to appease the universe and bring success to their in-group (and disaster to the out-group)?

In return, rivals were known to sing chants about Hitler and make a hissing noise in reference to a gas chamber.

They stayed all day, singing, chanting, hollering.

There I was touched to hear an all-female choir singing chants and hymns on a rainy Sunday morning.

The couple, she 67, he 69, hit the streets, joining the thousands singing, chanting, dancing and beating themselves bloody.

Video of singing, chanting crowds appeared online later, including one clip of a festive atmosphere in Feira de Santana, a city in the northeastern state of Bahia.

People walked, danced, shouted, sang, chanted, smiled and cursed their way down Broadway from Herald to Washington Square, for the most part peaceably.