Sentence examples for Sudden cheers from inspiring English sources

A sort of music started up, consisting of a series of loud, thick bumps punctuated by a smattering of feminine groans and something that sounded like a squeaky door, and Larry Donfrey headed down the runway to sudden cheers and whoops.

There was sudden cheering and clapping: Amhurst had scored.

In the Berlin lobby, Baumbach and Gerwig heard sudden cheering.

"There's sort of an opinion about Juggalos, that a lot aren't very bright—" There was a sudden eruption of cheering down the hill from us, where the Love Train had just rolled behind some trees.

A sudden roar erupted, a cheer led by Oracene Williams, of all people.

"The past two weeks have been nuts and, rather than cheering this sudden comeback of the dry bulk market, I do have a considerable amount of concern that we are seeing the same bubble again," Kenneth Koo, the chairman and chief executive of the Tai Chong Cheang Steamship Company, another big Hong Kong shipping line, wrote in an e-mail message.

As the anticipation grew, a sudden massive round of cheering and applause came from the front of the line.

Obama says Bush is terrible and gets in and all of a sudden, guess who is cheering Obama on right now?

Hixon has also been a fan favorite during early practices, drawing cheers with his sudden cutbacks after catches and returns.

And despite some worries in traditional belief systems about bad omens, and in the popular evangelical churches about God's mysterious intentions, the sudden darkness was met with cheers and jubilation in Accra.

I heard a sudden rush of joy and cheering around me as the news came in.