Sentence examples for that the chant from inspiring English sources

Some supporters told the Guardian that the chant was not entirely spontaneous.

Limbaugh said that the chant of "there will never be a n****r in SAE" could have been a mainstream success if West had recorded it.

In 1912 the English poet Robert Bridges pointed out that the chant must be fitted to the words and not the other way around.

Europe!" The fact that the chant came on British soil, was inspired by an Ulsterman and paid tribute to a Scot only made the display more extraordinary.

He started to chant, the agent added, and explained that the chant "questioned whether or not two friends will ever meet again in paradise".

Right-wing commentator Rush Limbaugh then added his penny's worth, saying that the chant - "there will never be a n****r in SAE" - would have been a hit song if recorded by Kanye West.

"Invariably, Brooklyn is represented all around the world, and that was the chant that I heard when I was growing up".

It was a contribution that merited the chants that rang around Old Trafford after the final whistle.

In 1968, that was the chant in the streets during the Democrats' convention in Chicago.

You feel that the chants of 'you can stick Uefa up your arse' were just the start.

He said that the chanting "was distracting for the players" and that "they seemed to get uptight".