national anthem, n.All

When Czechoslovakia split, the Czech Republic and Slovakia also split the national anthem - each country got one verse

The National anthem a whole lot of people complain about some folks not standing for while they're probably sitting on the sofa.

The National anthem is, at baseball games, generally rendered as a soul ballad, with approximately three times the number of syllables as the lyricist had in mind.

The National anthem is, in the U.S., a rousing hymn widely criticized for its martial spirit, but more likely reviled for the unattainable high notes that cause such mortification to those who sing it, especially when strangers are present.

Costa Rica's national anthem was composed in prison.

Scotland's unofficial national anthem, "Flowers of Scotland," contains a note that can't be produced on the bagpipes

A National anthem is basically a theme song for a country.

The National anthem is unique in that it ends with a question and a challenge: Does that flag still wave o'er the land of the free and the home of the brave' That is what we must all ask.

The National anthem is an instance of coercive nationalism which is somehow supposed to represent freedom.

National anthem's can be long ---- The Greek national anthem has 158 verses

the Greek national anthem has 158 verses

A National anthem is a commercial about a country.

A National anthem is technically country music.

Greece's national anthem has 158 verses