Sentence examples for and cheering in the from inspiring English sources

"We could hear the fans chanting and cheering in the runway before the game.

But it's the whistling and cheering in the New Hampshire high school that echo loudest.

Among those standing and cheering in the front row of the Royal Box were Manuel Santana and Borg.

"Young people and teenagers at the time, when Tony Blair got in, they were dancing and cheering in the street – and that broke my heart.

Despite the flag-waving and cheering in the West Bank, Abbas is unlikely to travel back to Ramallah next week as the head of the world's newest state.

Eastern time, and 13 minutes, 48 seconds later (the time it takes for a radio signal to travel 154 million miles to Earth from Mars), there will be confirmation and cheering in the control room at 1 31 a.m., give or take a minute or so.

The applause and cheers in the room were spontaneous and deafening.

There was even that bittersweet mixture of groans and cheers in the first half whenever he touched the ball.

From the moment Douglas mounted the podium in Glasgow – to enormous applause and cheers in the SSE Hyro Arena – she was all business.

I'm humbled," Mr. Diaz said in a telephone interview after his victory, the blare of music and cheers in the background.

1937 Parliament Cheers Divorce Bill LONDON — Members of Parliament stood up and cheered in the House of Commons this afternoon [July 23] at the final passage of Alan Patrick Herbert's marriage bill, which makes important changes liberalizing the law regarding divorce.