The result was a kind of half-hearted kind of gabbling of the words rather like a badly sung
anglican chant.
And, sad to report, you can hear the odd
monkey chant
from the madrid fans.
Chanting psalms
and singing hymns is not merely to glorify our language, but to heal it.
At these sites choirs of holy men maintained a constant
liturgical chant
which varied over the seasons and cycles.
For example, in certain strands of buddhism,
buddhists chant
for their deceased friends and family.
Chanting quot aussie
played at binion's service excellent products.
Racist chants
from the sunderland fans didn't really help the atmosphere either.
Rhythm, rhyme and
playground chants
are vital to early childhood.
Chanting a welsh hymn.
The most memorable was the response to the question where is god? it was recited by the class with a powerful
rhythmic chant.
Coming on like the coral jamming with the who, cohesion do
terrace chant
choruses to die for.
Chanted meditations.
Their repertoire included
sacred chants
of different styles from 16th to 21st centuries.
Turns out he's not a fan of jake arnott's book inspired by the
football chant
about him, he kills coppers.
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