Sentence examples for will be chanting from inspiring English sources

But if West Ham score first, the fans will be chanting Alan's name.

(Protests are technically legal, according to the law, but participants must seek permission five days in advance and provide details about the slogans they will be chanting).

Protesters will be chanting, "Repression we can't condone; throw out your Nokia phone!" That seems a little shoe-horned, but who am I to rain on these kids' parade?

If things go bad in Somalia in 2012, Republicans will be chanting, who lost Somalia?

(Trust us, despite your best efforts to prevent it, you will be chanting, "How many f**ks do I giiiiive? / None!" all day).

Perhaps, but once you absorb the wisdom of my proposal, I daresay you will be chanting hymns of gratitude and praise.

But later this month, when Harvard undergraduates present the movie in a cherished annual ritual, they'll be chanting those lines — and plenty of others just as barbed.

Go along to any Funbox show this summer, be it Superheroes, Animal Magic or Pirate Party, and you'll be chanting 'You and me, turn the key, open the locks of the Funbox'.

"There'll be chanting and testimonials," he told me enticingly.

How many of the fans who'll be chanting "MVP!" booed Bryant on opening night last fall?

"I never made a penny off it, but I'm proud of it, and, yeah, I'll be chanting right along with them,'' he said.