He began to explain his route, incanting the familiar country-by-country order.
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Incanting "carbon tax" cannot align two parties supporting fundamentally different policy goals based on fundamentally different understandings of the facts.
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Whether incanting or singing, most of the cast members here only rarely suggest that they have fully stepped into that world.
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At the end of the song, she launches into the rock'n'roll version of the Oscars' "In Memoriam" segment, incanting the names of Brian Jones, Amy Winehouse, and Lou Reed to varying levels of applause.
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"I am never going to let one play define my career, good or bad," Wilson said in a recent interview with The New York Times, incanting the trademark mantra he has used since that throw.
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The brassy single "Arabesque" boasts a pummeling afrobeat inspired rhythm, a sample of Nigerian music icon Fela Kuti incanting "music is the weapon," his son Femi Kuti performing a blistering sax solo, and his son Made Kuti on the horn arrangements.
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This is the West almost as it looked in the 1930s: internally divided and inward looking, hesitant in the face of aggression, incanting political pieties in which it no longer believed—and so determined not to repeat the mistakes of the last war that it sleepwalked its way into the next.
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Weird, disturbing, relentless, it arrays a Nirvana cover and a Shad rap and big drums and synthesizers squawking like gulls and men grunting like bears and more gutturals than a death metal album around the 41-year-old Tagaq breathing, murmuring, gasping, squealing, yelping, shrieking, chanting, incanting, reciting, lecturing, and, oh yeah, singing.
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In this story, the witch Charal—who was later retconned into a Nightsister—was seen incanting over a crystal oscillator.
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Lee Jenny's poetry contains a lot of repetition, as if she is incanting a spell. Repetition is used in poetry often as a device to amplify emotional effects. In Lee Jenny's poetry, repetition of phrases strengthens lyrical rhythm. However, in a traditional sense, it is difficult to state that her works are lyrical poetry.
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Siphon incapacitates Zatanna by binding and gagging her, preventing her from incanting spells. As Siphon taunts his captive of her predicament, she is able to relay her location to Power Girl. Power Girl soon discovers Siphon's plot and defeats Siphon, rescuing the bound and gagged Zatanna. The Zatanna series ended with issue #16 (October 2011).
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The novel depicts Dai Zong as having a broad face, a squarish mouth and a lean body. He can cover 800 li in a day on foot by incanting a magical spell to activate power in two talismans tied to his legs. Because he is an incredibly fast runner, he is nicknamed "Magic Traveller".
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The third and final single taken from the album was "Witchcraft" and released July 15, 1989. It was the only single from the album that failed to make the Billboard charts. The track samples the classic 1960s TV series Bewitched, and also contains a chant of names of the witches/characters from the show ... "Enchantra, Endora, Tabitha, Esmerelda, Clara, Hagatha". The song features quirky deadpan rap-style vocals from Susan Ottaviano, Jade Lee, and Lauren Roselli, incanting the ingredients for a love potion.
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The music video opens with Olivia Munn chanting Channing's name in her bedroom. She is soon supplanted by Precious star Gabourey Sidibe, who is also incanting the actor's name in her own bedroom. Jimmy Kimmel then goes on to rescue Miley Cyrus from under a vending machine so that she can sing her verse wearing a T-shirt saying Channing and holding a bag of candy bearing the actor's name. She also thanks Kimmel for saving her saying: "Thanks man, you just Channinged all over my Tatum".
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The song features quirky deadpan rap-style vocals from Susan Ottaviano, Jade Lee, and Lauren Roselli, with a Shakespeare-inspired incanting of ingredients for brewing a love potion. Remixes on the 12" single include samples from the track "Let's All Chant" by Michael Zager Band. The B-side "Enchantra" is a completely different composition, aside from the fact that it uses the chant of Bewitched character names from "Witchcraft". The cover art of the 12" was done by band members Lauren Roselli and Jade Lee.
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The trail of death continues as Lucy stumbles through the house in a groggy haze, pleading for her life to no avail as she is stabbed through the heart with a pair of scissors. Finally galvanized into action, Albana decides that she must perform an exorcism on the baby. Brandishing a crucifix at him and incanting in Latin, she bravely persists as the room shakes and the baby tears at her vestments. Meanwhile, at the strip club Hercules is on stage, and begins to stagger around in pain.
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It was the only single from the album that failed to make the Billboard charts. The track samples the classic 60's TV series Bewitched, and also contains a chant of names of the witches/characters from the show..."Enchantra, Endora, Tabitha, Esmerelda, Clara, Hagatha". The song features quirky deadpan rap-style vocals from Susan Ottaviano, Jade Lee, and Lauren Roselli, incanting the ingredients for a love potion. When performing the song on the Lullaby Tour, the band donned witches' hats, making it a fan favorite of the band's live shows.
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