Sentences with phrase «hearing chants of»

If director Doug Liman gets his way, you should be hearing chants of «Attica!

The Eagles go on the road to play the Packers, the New York Giants and the San Francisco 49ers the next three weeks, so Cunningham should be able to work out his problems without hearing chants of «Bring back Mac!»

Porter heard chants of «M - I - Z / Z - O - U» as he accepted the MVP award at the 2017 McDonald's All - American Game on Wednesday night.

Plus I want to hear the chant of his name at home.

They do not hear the chants of the crowd.

As students and staff entered the building you could hear the chants of «Whose schools?

He could hear the chanting of the choir beneath the dome and the vast echoing rustle of the multitude.

Not exact matches

When she exited the Supreme Court in March 2013 after the justices heard arguments in her case, hundreds of supporters chanted «Edie!

There were several people's chants featured here and there — probably more than most parishes hear in the course of one liturgical year, sad to say.

«In Tahrir Square, we heard Egyptians from all walks of life chant, «Muslims, Christians, we are one.

As we know, in most Catholic churches in Europe this has become, «Gregorian Chant will never be heard; the most common will be pop music of the 1960s.»

The Gregorian sound, and the practice of chanting, whether by specialists or by non-specialists, gives the most perfect context for the hearing of the words of the sacred scripture.

And as the worshippers chant, «The voice of the coming of the Messiah is heard» maybe they could hear Jesus cry out in pain from being circumcised, and Joseph, lifting up Jesus in his arms and praying, «Our God and the God of our fathers, raise up this child to his father and mother, and let his name in Israel be called Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins» (Matt 1:21).

And on this day, called Hoshana Rabba, during the morning service, the priests would make seven circuits around the altar with palm branches and they took the branches and beat them on the floor of the synagogue or on the furniture while the worshippers would chant in unison, «the voice announcing the coming of the Messiah is heard, the voice announcing the coming of the Messiah is heard, the voice announcing the coming of the Messiah is heard.»

It is also true that a Zen meditator in training hears numerous sermons on Buddhist truth, and frequently chanted scriptures; he participates in a rigidly prescribed manner of life that has no allowable variation save in that awful moment of truth when he confronts the roshi on his own and must speak forth what he himself knows of enlightening truth.

You can hear it in the words of the Dies Irae that would be chanted in every Mass for the Dead: «Day of wrath, day that will dissolve the world into burning coals... My prayers are not worthy, but do Thou, Good (God), deal kindly lest I burn in perennial fire.»

There were several people's chants featured here and there - probably more than most parishes hear in the course of one liturgical year, sad to say.

Some of the children only heard the word «Bon» and began to chant it, until the bewildered, frustrated old pastor left.

Yesterday's game appeared to be going the same route, with chants heard at the start of the game to urge him to quit the club, but after the 90 minutes, a number of fans remained to chant Arsene Wenger's name, which may have outshined the protests.

Remember please you heard it here first, when by end of Feb, at very latest, the Wengout campaign will be at its most strident with banners and chants saying the very same.

There are loads of old couples and families with small children in attendance, but the chants are still there, the occasional vulgarity can still be heard, and the chanting creates a unique atmosphere we obviously don't get in the states.

Who knows, the prawn sandwich munchers on the inside might even get intimidated into joining in when they hear the loud chants of Wenger out!

There were a lot of empty seats at the ground for the West ham game but a protest planned for before the match was cancelled due to low turnout and we even heard some fans chanting the name of Arsene Wenger towards the end of our 3 - 0 win.

As for her promos, I'm sure they'll get better... I think she was genuinely overwhelmed by the moment last night — when the fans were cheering her and chanting her name like crazy — she legit looked like she was about to cry... But she's always been a good interview (at least all the ones I've seen / heard)... she's engaging, well - spoken, good sense of humor and always seems comfortable

Fans can be heard chanting: «You're not fit to wear the shirt», as they made their way off the train with Mark Hughes and his players seen at the opposite end of the platform after being let off first.

I guarantee though, we will still be hearing the same old chants of spending money, no matter what our results.

Audible monkey chants could be heard whenever the pair touched the ball, but instead of stopping the game the referee let things progress into a bad tempered affair.

Come next sun this site will still be reeling from the defeat against man u hopefully the fans would have made themselves heard before end of game with bangers and chants of Wenger out we must keep this going till even the stubborn old man will crack and give in and resign then we can move on and get club back on track also want kronke to go with him!

This disgraceful display comes after a section of the Manchester United fan - base were heard singing horrible chants about Hillsborough during their 2 - 0 loss against Jurgen Klopp's side in the first leg, and really shows a complete lack of class.

I'm not hearing a lot of Wenger Out chants at the moment.

Fans could be heard chanting anti-Arsene Wenger songs in the stands while the hashtag #WengerOut started trending on Twitter in the aftermath of the defeat.

According to the news agency, one of their photographer at pitch level, heard dozens of home supporters make monkey chants towards Iwobi and Welbeck, as they neared a section of the stands when the ball went out of play.

Team GB Head Coach Simon Amor said: «At the recent tournament in Exeter, the crowd were chanting «GB», something that has never been heard in the rugby sevens world before, and it was yet another reminder of how privileged we are to now be part of one Team GB and the largest sporting event in the world.

Towards the end of the game, the away fans could be heard chanting for Stan Kroenke to leave the club in quite colourful language.

Lukaku insisted United fans «meant well with their songs» but urged supporters to move on from the chant ahead of the game against Southampton on Saturday, where the song was again heard from sections of the United support, before reports of a second chant of «we're Manchester United, we'll sing what we want».

Few players have chants for them, yet it's not too uncommon to hear «BA - KAM - BU, BA - KAM - BU» coming from the four corners of the ground.

In the 7th minute of each home match, the chant of «Illa, illa, illa, Juanito Maravilla» can be heard to rise up from the South stand of the Bernabéu.

According to Odame, the dealers hard no time for their clients and all he heard at the place was chants of «Ossey Nana, Nana b3y3, the «Messiah has landed».

A group of city high school students disrupted a NYC Council hearing where Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña was about to speak, chanting «civil rights matter» to protest a lack of sports programs at their schools.

But after a larger group began chanting and several protesters refused to leave, Councilwoman Vanessa Gibson (D - Bronx), chair of the public safety committee, ordered the public out of the hearing.

After several failed attempts to maintain order and repeated smacks from a gavel following the chant and other disruptions, members of the public were briefly asked to leave the hearing.

Protesters in the ornate Senate hearing room, who disrupted the proceedings more than a dozen times during the day, erupted in chants of «Sessions is a racist!»

Outside, the chants of thousands of gathered protestors could be heard throughout parliament.

Nonetheless, protesters loudly chanted «let the people in» outside of the committee hearing room.

I heard the first chants of «Ooooh Jeremy Corbyn» within hours of arriving in Glastonbury.

A reader sent in this clip of Assemblyman Joel Miller getting rather heated outside yesterday's joint legislative budget hearing on education aid, arguing with one of the AQE protestors who crashed the event with chants of: «Governor Cuomo, don't kiill CFE!»

A group of city high school students disrupted a City Council hearing where Schools Chancellor Carmen Fariña was about to speak, chanting «civil rights matter» to protest a lack of sports programs at their schools.

However, several Bronxites at the packed hearing blasted the proposals for not focusing enough on building affordable housing that residents could actually afford and described them as plans to price residents out of the borough, repeatedly breaking out into enthusiastic chants of «The Bronx is not for sale!»

Chanting «the people united will never be defeated» in Spanish, the crowd walked out of the hearing en masse following a statement read by a coalition of activists who have been fighting both the Pfizer project and the Armory redevelopment for years.

Transcendental meditation is a stripped - down version of an ancient Asian tradition of mental training, in which practitioners repeat a series of sounds [a mantra] to themselves until they no longer hear what they are chanting.