Sentence examples for support singing from inspiring English sources

The continued poor results under Van Gaal have only fuelled the speculation, with sections of support singing the name of the 'Special One' during the 2-0 defeatoto Stoke on Boxing Day.

10.42pm BST 83 mins Of course, if Ecuador score... Miguel Delaney (@MiguelDelaney) Ecuador support singing 'Si se puede'... "Yes, we can" June 25 , 2014Updated at 10.44pm BST 10.40pm BST 80 mins Oh Honduras, it's just not your day is it?

This had the joyous travelling support singing, "We'll sack who we want, we are the Albion, we'll sack who we want," as they took over United's backyard for the afternoon.

At match's end, Portland's small section of fervent support sang over United's despondent crowd, one noticeably fewer than the 14,131 announced.

On 65 minutes the support sang "Stand up if you love Joe Hart" and the Etihad Stadium rose to create a moment that was touching and one the under-pressure goalkeeper may never forget.

It is exactly the same principle explains the 360-degree "tire" of breath which literally supports singing.

Some clever chips by Cipriani to the corner had the home support hopefully singing "na, na, nah, nah…Say-yul" to the tune of "Hey Jude".

His pugnacious but flexible Afrobeat grooves support rapping, singing, jazz solos, Santería chants and electronica in a smoothly segued pan-African dance party with a righteous core.

We removed him from life support, still singing, reading, playing music and talking to him — in the hope, until he drew his last breath in our arms, that he might comprehend anything at all.

Drive her to and from them, and use that time to talk to her about how she is feeling, or simply show your support by singing along to her favorite songs with her.

Other notable Nicholson films from this period include Michelangelo Antonioni's Professione: reporter (1975; The Passenger), in which Nicholson portrays a depressed reporter who assumes a dead man's identity, and Tommy (1975), director Ken Russell's garish production of the Who's rock opera, featuring Nicholson in a supporting singing role as the title character's doctor.