Sentence examples for as a cheers from inspiring English sources
The phrase "as a cheers" is not correct in written English
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "Let's raise our glasses as a cheers to celebrate our success."
Prof Peter Higgs, who first proposed the idea of a boson in particle physics, said: "I regarded it as a cheers for the home team and the home team were the two experiments, Atlas and CMS, with 1,500 members each... maybe they were cheering me too but that was a minor issue".
That received as big a cheer as any Brown mustered.
Mind you, he got almost as loud a cheer as the winner".
The umpire comes out He gets almost as big a cheer as the Swiss and the Aussie.
The charter should be seen more as a cheering "snapshot" of modern European values.
The Spaniard addressed his ball – then stepped away as a cheer pealed across Augusta.
"Bone up!" Dr. Johnson shouted on recent, brilliantly sunny day, as a cheer rose across the pit.
This emotional outburst in the midst of the prevailing German discipline provided the signal for the bulk of the Sudeten paraders to sweep forward as a cheering mob.
All semblance of order vanished as a cheering mob surged through the compound, in some cases joining prison guards in smashing cell-block walls to free weeping inmates.
It turned out to be a shoe tread, sending the other girls into a blur of pleasure as they recognized the brand and referred to the wound as a "cheer shoe hickey".
He has been joined by his wife, Erendira, a fellow acrobat to whom he proposed on a high wire, and their three children, ages 14, 11 and 9, who act as a cheering squad and support crew.
