Sentence examples for would be chanted from inspiring English sources

Things were no better at away games for Manchester United, when the imagined peccadilloes of Victoria Becks (rhymes with posterior sex) would be chanted at him each time he took a corner.

"In ancient times the Torah would be chanted in the marketplace, so instead of just reading the Torah it was sung," said Mr. Feder, who considers the Shul Band an outgrowth of that tradition.

One decade uniformed crowds would be chanting to Mao as the red sun shining in their hearts; the next, "louche young men in T-shirts" proclaimed Deng Xiaoping's drive to open and modernise.

The next day, the same refugees who'd been chanting against police violence were listening to a French class given by Maki, a Sudanese refugee who's been living in Calais for four years and volunteers to help the new arrivals.

To be honest, even if the Kevin in question didn't have any cousins, the Undertones' anthem would still be chanted in his direction whenever he strolled into view.

Prayers would have been chanted.

Need to clarify (what's the setting, etc..) I was just thinking, would you comedy writers be chanting something this macho?

Hillary" was chanted in response.

If they ever needed a house band for the Bada Bing in The Sopranos, the Criminals would be there, chanting: "Free John Gotti!" As they ripped through a monstrously entertaining selection of past favourites and new songs, it was a vivid reminder not only of what a great dance band they are, but also how successfully they have overhauled the traditional notion of the "rock band".

Were that to happen, there would no longer be chants of "there's only one George Osborne".

"He was chanting 'Peaceful!