Sentence examples for that were chanting from inspiring English sources

The people that were chanting "Pakistan Zindabad!

People there were other people that were chanting, yelling, 'F the police, we run the streets.'".

The Samaveda is a collection of verses from the Rigveda (and a few new ones) that were chanted with certain fixed melodies.

During the Middle Ages, biblical dramas that were chanted or interspersed with music were known under various labels, including liturgical dramas (ordines) and similar plays performed in church.

The rhythmic, rhyming slogans that were chanted by thousands over and over were: "The people want the downfall of the regime" or "Collapse, collapse Hosni Mubarak," or simply "Get out".

When Panetta left the stage the DNC organisers turned the lights back on for the section that was chanting, many of whom appeared to come from Oregon.

A charming expression, one that is chanted by schoolchildren everywhere.

Anger is already high among former dissidents that the movement has hijacked the phrase "Wir Sind Das Volk" ("we are the people") that was chanted 25 years ago.

Anger is already high among former dissidents that the movement has hijacked the phrase "Wir sind das Volk" or "We are the people" that was chanted 25 years ago.

The dance was based on a Javanese poem by R. Ngabei Ranggawarsita that was chanted during the performance by Mr. Sriman, Patrick Mueller and Donald McKayle, an American choreographer on the faculty of this festival's school.

"This slogan that is chanted is not a slogan against the American people.