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There was one bird in particular that came whenever the monk chanted sutras. It would perch on a branch near by and listen carefully.

The only sound that echoed in its dark dome was that of incantations which chanted.

"United, proletarians around the world, " was one of the slogans the pensioners chanted.

The only sound that echoed in its dark dome was that of incantations which I chanted.

Calling on Ahmadinejad to resign, they said the election results were a "coup d'etat" and chanted "Death to the lying government" .

The dignitary wrote something on a slip of paper when he had chanted the sutra, Then he gave it to the family.

He said the "hooligans" abused patrons, chanted obscenities, ripped down posters and knocked over cardboard figures advertising films.

"We are not going to leave until our demands are fulfilled, " protesters chanted from a bank of speakers in the middle of the square.

The winners marched around the grove to the accompaniment of a flute while admirers chanted songs written by a prominent poet.

At the Interior Ministry, the police chanted for better wages: 'Four hundred pounds a month, what am I going to do with that? '

Adoring party activists chanted not the prime minister's name but that of Mrs Gandhi's son, Rahul.

The villagers chanted to call the spirits home and tied bits of white string on to my wrists with three knots.

He walked in past about 50 hotel workers who chanted "Shame on you" and said they were seeking "respect" .

Again he paused. "Whenever it got really rough, " he said, "I chanted Hare Krsna. "

Protesters, including some leftist parliamentarians, chanted "Peace Now! , " "Troops Out of Iraq! " and "Italy hates war. "

Noiselessly they neared the house, and then a hoarse young voice chanted out of the dusk: "I said, Bertie, why do you bound? "

Busloads of devout Muslims from around the country swelled the crowd and chanted for the establishment of Islamic Sharia law in Egypt.

Tens of thousands of protesters chanted "the people have brought down the regime, " as Suleiman announced the president's resignation.

In Palermo, Milan and Turin, the police had to protect financial institutions, while demonstrators chanted: "Save schools, not banks. "

He drew a long breath and repeatedly chanted the name of Rama, every word showering nectar into the hearts of the devotees.

Demonstrators chanted China the murderer and free east Turkistan, the name some Muslims use to refer to Xinjiang province.

To this day I do not know what I chanted.

Some protesters threw stones, while others tried to make them stop and chanted for a peaceful approach by both sides.

Since they were children, my cousins have held wakes, chanted sutras over dead bodies, and anticipated the needs of those in mourning.

This is not a time for the west to look inwards, Mr Obama and David Cameron, the UK prime minister, chanted in unison this week.

Molly : You bet. People also chant her name just as they chanted her dad's name long ago.

Fight back, I chanted to myself in hopes it would somehow magically inspire the little bastard to come up swinging.

Some chanted "death to the dictator" , often shouting accusations that Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, Iran's supreme leader, was a murderer.

'Want to see the hanging! Want to see the hanging! ' chanted the little girl, still capering round.

They chanted "waste of money" in protest at the millions of dollars spent on Wednesday's funeral and waved anti-Thatcher signs.

Peaceful groups chanted anti-war slogans and songs near the White House and other federal buildings.

Waving shoes in the air in a dramatic Arab show of contempt, the crowds in central Cairo chanted: "Down, down Hosni Mubarak. "

On the streets of Gaza, a group of Palestinian women chanted, "Revenge! Revenge! " from the entrance of a shopping center.

"Mubarak, the plane is waiting for you, " many chanted, referring to Ben Ali's hasty retreat into his Saudi exile.

Shortly afterward, the Master cited bell ringing, and lead the next block a variety of spells and Zhongseng chanted mantra.

Several hundred anti-Iraq war demonstrators gathered Saturday near the Bush residence. Many sang, chanted and beat drums.

Protesters chanted "killers, killers" as thunderflashes exploded in the square, buildings were set alight and a police van burnt.

"These protests really have touched a chord, " Jahangir shouted to me as the lawyers chanted around her.

Chum Frink chanted, "Oh, say, I got hold of a swell new receipt for home-made beer the other day. "

So chanted the child to his antagonist.

It is to be chanted with an attitude of humility, respect and love.

Some protesters sat on the roadway, chanting "Let us go, " while others chanted and yelled at police from the pedestrian walkaway above.

"MVP! " chanted the crowd even as it filed into the city streets, speaking for all of basketball.

During the defeat by Wolves, Dalglish's name was chanted on four occasions, while one banner on the Kop simply read 'Come home Rafa! '

They chanted slogans of "No violence, but security" , held banners, and appealed to the French government to strengthen security.

That seems like it was written by someone who's never really chanted something in a stadium.

Pro-Gadhafi supporters also chanted slogans in favor of their embattled leader, denouncing NATO intervention.

Then, golden eagle came out, lonely chanted among my palm prints.

Small groups of protesters chanted slogans outside of the hall where Obama spoke as helicopters hovered over Oslo.

Occupying a thoroughfare near city hall, they waved candles and anti-government signs, sang solidarity song and chanted slogans.

Protesters chanted "a traitor attacks his own people. "

The embarrassed-looking Ms. Zhang accepted the proposal as the crowd chanted 'Marry him! '

Demonstrators chanted "Death to America" and called for the downfall of Afghan President Hamid Karzai.

In Athens, demonstrators held banners and chanted slogans, calling on lawmakers to reject the austerity measures.

In Stockholm, Sweden, protesters chanted for Ashtiani's release while calling stoning a medieval practice that must end.

"Bush, Bush, listen well: Two shoes on your head, " the protesters chanted.

Sutras were chanted in the temples and rice porridge with rice, beans, nuts and dried fruit was prepared for the Buddha.

In Yobe state, young men chanted "God is Great" and attacked and set fire to a police station.

We took the oath, he chanted, and we moved seven times around the fire.

They chanted in the tongue of Old Volantis, but Tyrion had heard the prayers enough to grasp the essence.

Sutras were chanted in the temples and rice porridge with beans, nuts and dried fruit was prepared for the Buddha.

Hagar, the witch, chanted an awful incantation over her kettleful of simmering toads, with weird effect.

Protestors also made their voices heard. Many held signs and chanted against McCain's stance on offshore drilling.

reality taking a back seat to self-reinforcing collectively chanted mantras against which the facts make little or no impression.

He chanted continuously -- the Sufis call it GIGRA -- the name of Allah.

She chanted hymns and prayers with the voice of a cantor.

They held banners written in Cantonese dialect, chanted slogans and sang Cantonese pop songs.

But anti-regime protests on Saturday evening chanted in favour of the Arab League, a rare occurence anywhere in the Middle East.

Protesters chanted in Vesal Street in Tehran, "This is the last warning - the 'green movement' is ready for uprising! "

Nearby security forces stood idle as the protesters chanted.

At the edge of the village the people chanted the name, waving their hands and smiling broadly.

Nationalist factions in Bulgaria organized an anti-Roma protest on Sept. 25, where they chanted Nazi slogans and praised Nazi actions.

Mourners also chanted slogans against the US-backed Al Saud royal family.

Mary Ann and I talked about our pain, and we chanted, and when I laughed and cried, I laughed and cried harder.

"God is greater that traitors and agents of America, " the demonstrators chanted.

"In a harmonious society, we eat river crabs, " they chanted.

Communal slogans like Terai-Hilly, Eastern-Western are being chanted openly.

The Dutchman, now 40, looked as nimble as ever, and the Stretford End chanted his name numerous times throughout the match.

We were waiting for the signal and it happened. All mosques chanted 'God is great' all at once.

Field edge, audience cheerleader squad are also produced real strength son, waving flags and chanted the athletes names, cheer for them.

A mixed group of fans danced and chanted "I don't give a damn what you call me. "

"Don't bend your head down, " they chanted as they confronted police recently in front of parliament.

So arm thyself with this en chanted shield of virtue and this mighty sword of truth.

Protesters chanted, prayed and sang Egypt's national anthem in unison.

He waved a staff of peacock feathers over each child and chanted prayers, collecting about 12 cents from each family.

Outside the venue, meanwhile, protesters chanted, "Flaming water from our tap, we don't want this racking crap. "

"Oh Mubarak, oh Suleiman, we have heard that before, " they chanted.

Priest Min Zhiting, Chairman of the Chinese Taoist Association, chanted prayers at the opening ceremony for the well being of all mankind.

We chanted slogans as we marched into the main street of Blaine.

They always swayed when they chanted the respondence: "Lord, have mercy on us. "

We chanted slogans as we marched into the main street of Blaine.

They always swayed when they chanted the respondence: "Lord, have mercy on us. "

On Tibetan New Year's Day monks chanted prayers, with little sign of tension.

At one demonstration, protesters opposed to the talks chanted for the Bahraini monarch to step down.

They chanted slogans against the government and against President Bashar al-Assad.

"Go, go" demonstrators in Cairo chanted on Friday.

The interrogators wanted to know why I had gone to the protest, who I had gone with and what the slogans we had chanted.

In 1967, a popular television commercial chanted the phrase "big is good. "

Buddhism music originated form India, at first, it was chanted with Sanskrit, so called Fanbai.

Many chanted, Benedictal Benedictalx, his name in Italian, which also means blessing.

Many chanted, Benedictal Benedictalx, his name in Italian, which also means blessing.

The crowd chanted their demand in front of the city hall.

'The people demand the opening of the square, ' some chanted.

"We'll be sure to win! " chanted the football fans.

"God is great" , chanted the singer in Urdu.

Some chanted against Mr. Saleh, according to witnesses.

The crowd chanted my name after I won the game.

"Rice go home, " they chanted.

The crowd chanted their hero's name.

We chanted the sports hero's name for 5 minutes after he scored a goal.

The rabbi chanted a prayer.

The crowd at one point chanted: "Putin! Putin! Putin! "

In order to mobilize the people and excite their patriotic spirit, they chanted his spirit of sacrifice at the funeral.

The choic chanted in the background.

"The people and the army are one hand, " they chanted.

"One, two, three, " a group chanted in English. "Thanks, Sarkozy! "

Every day Wang chanted Buddhist sutras, or scripture.

if i chanted , sadness would well up in my throat

Divine songs have been chanted all the night

they chanted the eulogy of proletarian heroes

chanted slogans calling for an end to privatisation of government services and shouting their opposition to businessmen ruling Hong Kong