Sentence examples for started to chant from inspiring English sources
The crowd started to chant his name.
Then they started to chant: "Stand up! Stand up!
At around one-thirty, Hebari started to chant.
"What happened is that after Friday Prayers, the marchers started to chant, 'Freedom!
"They started to chant this song: 'Doors closing, doors opening.' It was unbelievable.
"Everyone started to chant 'Dom, Dom, Dom'," said one of his team.
When they start to chant, more chorus members slowly move onstage carrying poles with bronze-gold disks.
The crowd did, too, starting to chant, "U.S.A.! U.S.A.!" and finally drowning out the enthusiastic chorus of Japanese and Chinese fans.
Then, perhaps at the urging of Eno, who is credited with co-writing the song's lyrics, the band starts to chant phrases from digital life, all together: "Force quit!
They start to chant, "Chi-chi-chi, le-le-le, mineros de Chile!" They laugh and cheer, and pass around a plastic bottle filled with dirty water as if it were champagne.
The crowd at Wells Fargo Center starts to chant "Black Lives Matter," before the mother of Sandra Bland calms the crowd and starts speaking on behalf of Clinton.
